Suspended mid-air with the use of fishing lines, the metal strainers each bearing a face confront the viewers in the space. They cast shadows onto the ground. In the act of creating the strainers, the mesh has to be pushed and pulled with the use of pliers. This action is symbolic of the struggle of one’s turbulent relationship and doubts with his/her religion that one is brought up in. The use of sieves are representative of how we 'filter out' what we learnt from our experiences in creating ourselves. The shadows casted on the wall also symbolises how religion, spirituality - or the lack of it - is a constant influence that is always present in our lives. Spirituality (or lack thereof) depicts how our relationship with spirituality, or the lack of it, shapes each of us into the person we are today.