NOTE: Piece is featured in ArtFields 2025 and not available for purchase until May 15, 2025
High flow acrylic, ink, and fiber on Arches acid-free watercolor paper. UV fixed.
This 30×22 in. piece is available unframed.
This piece can be matted and framed for an additional fee.
Color may vary from images shown, due to lighting. Framed works presented in images are just examples and not a direct reflection of the product being sold.
Essence is a reflection of universal truth, that everything is connected and valuable, despite our lived experience. That the label of "good" and "bad" is a terrestrial designation within the bigger cosmic picture of our human, and spiritual, evolution. This piece is a reminder that both the highs and lows, wins and losses, have their place in our human experience. Though we may be unable to see these invisible tethers that influence our life, or lives’, trajectory, ultimately, we are always exactly where we should be, where we must be. This piece is the abstraction of the experience of life and death, yesterday, today, and ever after, and the connectedness of it all. A rendition of the idea that there truly is no me and you, or us and them. It is a representation of the seer who sees, the greatest witness, and the ethereal tether that ties us all together.
NOTE: Piece is featured in ArtFields 2025 and not available for purchase until May 15, 2025
High flow acrylic, ink, and fiber on Arches acid-free watercolor paper. UV fixed.
This 30×22 in. piece is available unframed.
This piece can be matted and framed for an additional fee.
Color may vary from images shown, due to lighting. Framed works presented in images are just examples and not a direct reflection of the product being sold.
Essence is a reflection of universal truth, that everything is connected and valuable, despite our lived experience. That the label of "good" and "bad" is a terrestrial designation within the bigger cosmic picture of our human, and spiritual, evolution. This piece is a reminder that both the highs and lows, wins and losses, have their place in our human experience. Though we may be unable to see these invisible tethers that influence our life, or lives’, trajectory, ultimately, we are always exactly where we should be, where we must be. This piece is the abstraction of the experience of life and death, yesterday, today, and ever after, and the connectedness of it all. A rendition of the idea that there truly is no me and you, or us and them. It is a representation of the seer who sees, the greatest witness, and the ethereal tether that ties us all together.