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Size - 12” x 16”
Mixed Media on Wood Board
A faceless woman turns toward what has not yet been defined. Constructed from fragments of pattern and memory, she embodies the moment when uncertainty begins to feel less like an ending and more like an opening.
In Turning Toward Possibility, the figure appears at a threshold: she is no longer held entirely by what has been, although the future remains unwritten. Her collaged fragments evoke the roles, places, and experiences she carries with her—none of which must be discarded in order to move forward. Her turning is subtle rather than dramatic, expressing the quiet courage of allowing a new direction to emerge. The work speaks to transition, curiosity, and the freedom to imagine another way of being.
Size - 12” x 16”
Mixed Media on Wood Board
A faceless woman turns toward what has not yet been defined. Constructed from fragments of pattern and memory, she embodies the moment when uncertainty begins to feel less like an ending and more like an opening.
In Turning Toward Possibility, the figure appears at a threshold: she is no longer held entirely by what has been, although the future remains unwritten. Her collaged fragments evoke the roles, places, and experiences she carries with her—none of which must be discarded in order to move forward. Her turning is subtle rather than dramatic, expressing the quiet courage of allowing a new direction to emerge. The work speaks to transition, curiosity, and the freedom to imagine another way of being.