Sharna's sculptures and installations emerge from a spiritual exploration of memory, identity and transmission. Inspired by the landscapes, cultures and lived experiences, her works are often born from fragments of surroundings, sensations and memories.

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Through organic forms, textured surfaces and often large-scale compositions, Sharna creates immersive environments that evoke both intimacy and transformation. Each piece is developed through repetitive gestures and movements performed in a ritualistic manner, allowing the process of creation to become a meditative act rooted in spirituality, reflection and connection.

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Navigating themes of belonging, heritage and inner memory, her installations invite viewers into contemplative spaces where material, gesture and scale intertwine. her works become traces of lived experience and silent rituals, carrying a dialogue between the personal and the collective, the visible and invisible.