Original mixed-media textile sculpture with acrylic and oil on cradled birch
Designed to interact with the fluctuations of natural light and shadow
Textures invite you to look closer, revealing subtle layers of sand tones, luminous accents, scattered color, and sculptural depth that change with light throughout the day. Each element reflects the tension between control and chaos, intention and interruption.
A piece for collectors who understand that the most meaningful beauty often comes from the moments we cannot perfectly control.
Pick Up Your Feet is a sculptural textile artwork inspired by the quiet irritations that come from the people we love most. The piece reflects a familiar moment: a rug repeatedly pushed, folded, and bunched by family members passing through a home. Never quite left as it was meant to be.
Soft folds cascade across the surface like shifting landscapes, capturing the organic movement of fabric caught mid-gesture. Beneath and around the folds, crushed stone, mineral fragments, and shimmering details evoke the passage of time and the accumulation of everyday life.
This work transforms a small domestic annoyance into something contemplative and beautiful, a reminder that love often lives inside imperfection.
Original mixed-media textile sculpture with acrylic and oil on cradled birch
Designed to interact with the fluctuations of natural light and shadow
Textures invite you to look closer, revealing subtle layers of sand tones, luminous accents, scattered color, and sculptural depth that change with light throughout the day. Each element reflects the tension between control and chaos, intention and interruption.
A piece for collectors who understand that the most meaningful beauty often comes from the moments we cannot perfectly control.
Pick Up Your Feet is a sculptural textile artwork inspired by the quiet irritations that come from the people we love most. The piece reflects a familiar moment: a rug repeatedly pushed, folded, and bunched by family members passing through a home. Never quite left as it was meant to be.
Soft folds cascade across the surface like shifting landscapes, capturing the organic movement of fabric caught mid-gesture. Beneath and around the folds, crushed stone, mineral fragments, and shimmering details evoke the passage of time and the accumulation of everyday life.
This work transforms a small domestic annoyance into something contemplative and beautiful, a reminder that love often lives inside imperfection.
