Fragile Series

Does humankind want to forget, ...or remember?
My work, “FRAGILE” is inspired by a song of the same name by Sting, relating to man’s mortal body, “…how fragile we are”. For many, the idea of preserving human life does not compare to the drive to promote and stand behind what they value. As Sting sings, "Tomorrows rain will wash the stains away, but something in our minds will always stay." Perhaps a higher power other than man, decided that blood needed to be shed to snuff out the flame of an argument. In the end, it’s a no-win situation "…for all those born beneath an angry star, lest we forget how fragile we are."
Taking the premise of a porcelaneous membrane, a visual of a cocooned nest and a deconstructed profile, I am giving my fragile piece a strength, cradling it with invisible steel wire. History tells us that mankind will never forget; but neither will it cease to shed blood. There must be a moral in this somewhere.
Beats me.