T42

A delicate teacup and saucer rendered in fine stoneware take on an unsettling quality in Mona Hatoum's *T42*, where the familiar domestic object is subtly transformed to evoke the human body. The ceramic forms suggest bones or bodily tissue, turning an everyday ritual of comfort into something visceral and disquieting. Hatoum's work challenges the safety we associate with the domestic sphere, exposing the tension between the intimate and the threatening.