The Infinite Plan is created from a recycled mirror, repurposed pages from Isabel Allende’s novel, and embroidered flowers salvaged from an old skirt. Through these previously lived materials, the artist builds a dialogue between memory, identity, and renewal.

The fractured mirror reflects inner searching, the recycled book carries literary voice and feminine lineage, and the embroidered flowers symbolize beauty growing from what was once broken. Combining assemblage, literary collage, reused textiles, and paint, the piece transforms discarded objects into a contemporary art-object that celebrates the endless cycle of reconstruction.