House Wife (Everyday Objects)

This assemblage of stitched still-lifes treats everyday domestic objects and childhood icons as quiet reliquaries, where the soft grain of fabric turns utility into memory. Each vignette sits in generous negative space, allowing color—rust reds, citrus oranges, toy-shop primaries—to punctuate the calm like small, lived-in revelations. The deliberate, hand-drawn outlines and tactile embroidery suggest care and repair, as if the artist is mending fragments of a home’s narrative while honoring the humble dignity of the ordinary. Taken together, the grid reads like a catalog of intimacy—ritual, play, and sustenance—held in suspension between tenderness and time.