Constructed as an interlocking puzzle, From Womb to World reflects the fragmented yet interconnected nature of human experience.

Each piece functions as an individual narrative while remaining inseparable from the larger whole, echoing Sarine's belief that identity is assembled through memory, movement and lived experience rather than through a linear journey.

Recurring symbols including the pomegranate, the eye and organic forms reappear across the composition, suggesting that transformation is never isolated but continually unfolds through cycles of discovery, growth and renewal.

The puzzle becomes a metaphor for becoming. Every experience reshapes the whole, while every missing piece reminds us that identity is always evolving.