“The World in Pieces” is about the contrast and connection between different landscapes. I wanted to show how places that seem completely separate (mountains, deserts, oceans, and forests) are actually part of the same world. I used geometric shapes and bold colors to guide the eye across different environments, almost like flipping through photos of different places. At its core, this piece is a reminder of how diverse and beautiful our planet is, but also how easily it can change. Through time, climate change, or human impact, these places are constantly changing. I hope this piece makes people stop and think about the bigger picture, how everything is connected, even when it feels like the world is in pieces.