"The Shape of Inheritance" explores the complexities of what we inherit - memories, burdens, and identities - while investigating the gap between concept and reality. Through a crumpled photograph of a figure hiding behind their hand and a worn glove symbolizing labor, I examine how these inherited elements transform over time. The yellow wire that links these forms suggests the fragile thread connecting past and present, hinting at the myths and mysticism embedded in our collective memory. My work challenges viewers to confront their preconceived notions, blurring the lines between fantasy and reality. By constructing these objects, I aim to show how meaning is derived, expands, and collapses back upon itself; inviting reflection on the layered complexities of contemporary culture.