THE ILLUSIONS OF SOURCE
36X24 Acrylic on canvas
This piece explores the fragmented nature of identity and perception… it questions the origins of self—where we come from, and how we define who we are. The chaotic layering and abstract symbols suggest that our sense of source is not fixed, but imagined—constructed through memory, trauma, and interpretation. I invite you to consider the possibility that what we believe to be our foundation may, in fact, be an illusion.
36X24 Acrylic on canvas
This piece explores the fragmented nature of identity and perception… it questions the origins of self—where we come from, and how we define who we are. The chaotic layering and abstract symbols suggest that our sense of source is not fixed, but imagined—constructed through memory, trauma, and interpretation. I invite you to consider the possibility that what we believe to be our foundation may, in fact, be an illusion.
36X24 Acrylic on canvas
This piece explores the fragmented nature of identity and perception… it questions the origins of self—where we come from, and how we define who we are. The chaotic layering and abstract symbols suggest that our sense of source is not fixed, but imagined—constructed through memory, trauma, and interpretation. I invite you to consider the possibility that what we believe to be our foundation may, in fact, be an illusion.