The sensation of fear is broadly characterized by its general, nebulous, and indeterminate nature. Through this project, my aim was to identify a conduit through which individuals might access and confront the origins of their fears. The series titled “Fears” comprises five artifacts, each serving as a manifestation of my endeavor to explore novel forms and themes. Utilizing a blend of techniques, I sculpt forms and fabricate tangible entities that facilitate an engagement with these fears. This process fosters a dialogical interaction with the creations, transforming them into distinct entities that embody thematic concepts. By crafting these five objects of Fear, I invite the observer into a realm that is both visually perceptible and sensorialy rich, thereby engendering an immersive experience that bridges the gap between the observer’s external reality and the internal landscape of fear.