Raya Kassisieh’s multidisciplinary practice works at the intersection of body, ecology, and memory. Her practice explores how materials carry stories and how the self is constantly in a state of renegotiation. Through sculptural recreations of natural forms and archival fragments drawn from her family and the landscapes she inhabits, she investigates the shifting politics of the body and its ties to land, lineage, and loss. Across paintings, objects, installations, and writing, Kassisieh develops a practice that contemplates the ongoing renegotiation of being.