"“State to Fate” is me playing with language, manifestation culture, and the weird blurry line between delusion, confidence, and reality bending. The piece says “Believed it, Achieved it” but with parts crossed out so it transforms into “Be it, Achieve it.” I liked the idea that by interrupting the phrase, it accidentally reveals something else underneath it. The crossed-out sections shift the meaning from just believing in something to fully embodying it — almost like becoming the frequency/state/version of yourself first, and then reality catches up afterward. It’s playful, a little chaotic, a little tongue-in-cheek, but also sincere at the same time. That tension is important to me. A lot of my work treats words like visual objects or glitches in a system. I like when text feels unstable, layered, or capable of mutating into multiple meanings at once. “State to Fate” sits in that space where affirmation, humour, optimism, irony, and experimentation all collide together. It’s basically me asking: at what point does pretending become becoming?"

- Miyakah

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