From where we stand, being human feels enormous. Our lives contain entire worlds: memory, desire, love, fear, ambition, loss. We build civilizations around ourselves and look outward into the universe wondering what else might be there.
Humana shifts the vantage point. From far enough away, humanity becomes one form among countless possible forms of existence, no longer the observer looking out, but something that might itself be observed.
There is something both humbling and extraordinary in that reversal. We may occupy only the smallest fraction of an unimaginably vast universe, and yet here we are: conscious of it, curious about it, and able to wonder where we belong within it.
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60 inches height by 60 inches width acrylic on stretched canvas. This piece represents the human form among all kinds of life co-existing in the universe.
Searching for Life Collection.
Received Finalist Award for Chicago Art Fair 2026 exhibition with representation from Circle Foundation for the Arts.
From where we stand, being human feels enormous. Our lives contain entire worlds: memory, desire, love, fear, ambition, loss. We build civilizations around ourselves and look outward into the universe wondering what else might be there.
Humana shifts the vantage point. From far enough away, humanity becomes one form among countless possible forms of existence, no longer the observer looking out, but something that might itself be observed.
There is something both humbling and extraordinary in that reversal. We may occupy only the smallest fraction of an unimaginably vast universe, and yet here we are: conscious of it, curious about it, and able to wonder where we belong within it.
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60 inches height by 60 inches width acrylic on stretched canvas. This piece represents the human form among all kinds of life co-existing in the universe.
Searching for Life Collection.
Received Finalist Award for Chicago Art Fair 2026 exhibition with representation from Circle Foundation for the Arts.