The Wandering Women series began with a radical pause. I stepped away from a creative rhythm that no longer served me and turned toward stillness, nature, and light. From dawn-lit living rooms to desert dunes and Icelandic winters, I wandered—gathering vision and sensation.

One morning, standing on a dune at sunrise, I saw my shadow stretch across the sand. That moment birthed the Wandering Woman—a figure I’ve since shaped in paint, steel, paper, and sculpture.

She is not a single identity but a state of being—expanding inward and outward, part of a greater collective consciousness. Her journey reflects mine: rooted in nature, attuned to fleeting moments, and rendered through textured, layered materials.

These works invite connection. They are thresholds—between the seen and unseen, self and other, solitude and shared awareness.

Available in two formats:

Original work—Acrylic on canvas or cradled board

Archival digital prints—High-resolution photographs printed on archival paper