Every journey includes a moment before movement begins again. After the uncertainty of travel comes a quiet pause, a chance to observe, adapt, and become familiar with unfamiliar surroundings. The landscape has not changed, but the traveler has.
Rather than celebrating discovery as a single event, Orientation reflects the slower process of learning to belong. It suggests that understanding a new place begins not with answers, but with careful observation, patience, and a willingness to let the unknown reveal itself over time.
40 inches height by 30 inches wide. Acrylic.
Note: This piece is currently on display at Washburn Lofts between August 15, 2026 and February 15, 2027. If you would like to procure this art, contact me to . All pieces will stay at Washburn Lofts at least through September 17th to be available for the Opening Reception. After that, you have the option to arrange for pickup, delivery, or shipping.
Every journey includes a moment before movement begins again. After the uncertainty of travel comes a quiet pause, a chance to observe, adapt, and become familiar with unfamiliar surroundings. The landscape has not changed, but the traveler has.
Rather than celebrating discovery as a single event, Orientation reflects the slower process of learning to belong. It suggests that understanding a new place begins not with answers, but with careful observation, patience, and a willingness to let the unknown reveal itself over time.
40 inches height by 30 inches wide. Acrylic.
Note: This piece is currently on display at Washburn Lofts between August 15, 2026 and February 15, 2027. If you would like to procure this art, contact me to . All pieces will stay at Washburn Lofts at least through September 17th to be available for the Opening Reception. After that, you have the option to arrange for pickup, delivery, or shipping.
