Untitled 125 (Teapot Tower)

This whimsical still life of teacups and a teapot rises like a totem of domestic memory, its playful silhouettes outlined with decisive ink yet softened by watercolor’s seeped edges. Earthy, bark-like vertical bands ground the composition, while electric blues snake through the scene like a living current—turning a quiet ritual into something animated, almost mythic. The dotted patterns and bright heart-like accents read as stitched emotions, suggesting that tenderness and fatigue, comfort and restlessness, can coexist within the same shared vessel. In the gentle imbalance of stacked forms, the work becomes a meditation on how ordinary gatherings hold our most intricate, layered selves.