Belonging
The word companion originates in the act of breaking bread. With the addition of -ship, the meaning shifts from the individual to the condition between them.
The vessel is constructed from feather-like forms made of copper and folded paper, with sails formed from reflective emergency blanket. It appears suspended, held lightly in space.
The -ship is immaterial, held in place through attention and care. These connections can feel enduring, yet remain delicate, shaped by what is given and what is sustained.
Like a vessel, the -ship carries those within it across uncertain conditions. It can hold, drift, or falter, requiring those within it to navigate, adjust, and remain oriented to changing conditions.
