myth, the sacred
My grandfather told my siblings and me stories of Celtic mythology, how druids cut mistletoe with a golden sickle. These memories of druids influence my approach in representing trees as a sacred element. By sacred, I mean being transplanted into another dimension that has very little to do with the idea of nature existing to be exploited by human beings.
Garden of tarot
2022
24” x 24”
Stitching, wool, ink, markers, and picoté on paper
garden of the alphabet
2022
29” x 29”
Stitching, markers, beads, and picoté on paper
Baroque garden
2022
29” x 29”
Picoté and beads on paper
meditation on the sacred 1
2022
19” x 19”
Picoté, beads, ink, and stitching on paper
arbol
2018
28” x 36”
Picoté, stitching, and beads on paper
non identified object
2015
20” x 20”
Picoté, fabric, ink, and beads on paper
the dress and its demons [sold]
2017
37” x 25”
Picoté and ink on paper
meditation on the sacred 2
2022
19” x 19”
Picoté, beads, ink, and stitching on paper
gate to paradise
2016
30” x 22”
Picoté, beads, and sequins on paper
mother durga
2016
37” x 29”
Picoté and beads on paper
Mashrabiya
2019
19” x 23”
Picoté and ink on paper
meditation on the sacred 3 [sold]
2022
19” x 19”
Picoté, beads, ink, and stitching on paper
Bleeding ocean [sold]
2016
20” x 18”
Picoté, beads, and yarn on paper
sacred heart
2017
30” x 22”
Picoté, cut paper, and blue fabric on paper