The earth, still warm
watercolor on sewn canvas
18 × 38 in.

Waking up
watercolor on sewn canvas
11 × 30 in.

Underneath
watercolor on sewn canvas
14 ×22 in.

Yesterday, in green
watercolor on sewn canvas
14 ×18 in.

Intervals
watercolor on sewn canvas
14 ×18 in.

Here, and elsewhere
watercolor on sewn canvas
18 ×46 in.

Return
watercolor on sewn canvas
11 ×18 in.

Wander
watercolor on sewn canvas
21 ×24 in.

To flow, to forget
watercolor on sewn canvas
20 × 24 in.

The last of summer
watercolor on sewn canvas
18 ×46 in.

Today is Golden
watercolor on sewn canvas
18 ×24 in.

The earth, half asleep
watercolor on sewn canvas
22 × 30 in.

Notes

My work this year has centered on the idea of intervals. An interval is not simply the distance between two points or the time separating two events, but a condition through which relationships take shape. It holds both presence and absence, allowing what is distant or no longer present to continue shaping our experience. It raises questions about continuity, belonging, and whether a whole can exist without erasing the differences between its parts.