Who We Are

This work stages a dreamlike ecology where bodies, garments, and gestures drift in a vast, rippling blue, as if humanity itself has been dispersed into a shared current. Two monumental, tree-like forms—part trunk, part vessel—gather the scattered fragments: a cascade of brightly patterned cloth and small figures clings, falls, and nests, suggesting memory and identity being collected, shed, and reassembled. The chromatic tension between the cool aqueous field and the warm, densely textured anchors creates a pulse of movement, turning the scene into a meditation on belonging—how we orbit community, slip into anonymity, and still seek a place to be held. Beneath the playful silhouettes, the painting quietly proposes a cycle of dissolution and renewal, where the everyday fabric of life becomes both shelter and offering.