Untitled 3 (Foot on the Ground)

Rendered in a restrained monochrome, the work turns domestic fabric into a quiet terrain of memory—fields of stippled pattern and stitched grids that read like a map of touch and repair. A single hand, pale and softly modeled, interrupts this dense textile chorus as both anchor and vulnerability, suggesting a human presence held in suspension between rest and withdrawal. The contrast between the hand’s luminous calm and the surrounding patchwork’s restless marks makes care feel provisional, as if tenderness itself must be continually mended. In this intimate close-up, the ordinary becomes emblematic: a meditation on shelter, labor, and the fragile continuity of what we try to keep.