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Over the past few years, my paintings have become a way of exploring the unseen structures we carry beneath the surface: memory, place, pressure, resilience, and care.
In this series, A Soft Structure for Breaking, houses rest above shifting underground worlds of organic forms, ladders, pathways, collaged Irish text, maps, and fragments of music. The house becomes a quiet metaphor for the self: what is held together externally while complex inner worlds move beneath.
These works consider what it means to hold space for others while also learning how to be held ourselves.
Over the past few years, my paintings have become a way of exploring the unseen structures we carry beneath the surface: memory, place, pressure, resilience, and care.
In this series, A Soft Structure for Breaking, houses rest above shifting underground worlds of organic forms, ladders, pathways, collaged Irish text, maps, and fragments of music. The house becomes a quiet metaphor for the self: what is held together externally while complex inner worlds move beneath.
These works consider what it means to hold space for others while also learning how to be held ourselves.