Earth Body
Did I use this physical life
or merely carry it --
like porcelain
cracking quietly
from inside
Smelling secrets
in rock formations
Mycelium speaking
through wet soil
Something beneath language
pulling roots together
Building through fractures
not walls
Nobody watching
still
I leave marks
All roads
bend out of sight
Pause between branches
after the wind stops
Questions returning
like crows
Again
Again
Hearts giving --
receiving
Sharing fire
without ownership
No final answer
Earth
breathing through us
Tanya Besedina is a Latvian Ukrainian Canadian sculptor and writer based in Toronto, working primarily with translucent porcelain. Her practice moves between sculpture, installation, and poetic text, exploring fragility, rupture, memory, and emotional endurance through material and language.


