Armoured
Description：Armour is the second skin—woven from copper.
It shields not from violence, but from disappearance.
Each loop of wire echoes care twisted into duty,
love stretched into sacrifice.
This suit of armour—helmet, limbs, breast, legs—clings to the female form,
both relic and rebellion.
It glints like silk, scratches like truth.
Delicate as lace, unyielding as history.
Worn by her in silent motion, the armour speaks:
of a self carved out beneath layers of expectation,
of a body refusing to be reduced to mother, wife, ghost.
In Armoured, protection becomes protest.
To be encased is not to submit—
but to survive.