Part of a new series called Pushing Through, Life Finds a Way pays tribute to Jurassic Park's Dr. Ian Malcom, who warned those who thought they could control nature.
As annoying as it is sometimes, I'm inspired by nature's relentless pursuit of mere existence. We all have to find that way forward, pushing through whatever barriers are placed in front of us, big or small.
Every day brings new challenges, and the way we navigate them with curiosity and creativity makes all the difference. And, for me, keeping a positive attitude during that process makes the final breakthrough all the more rewarding.
Cotton and abaca fiber pulp treated with cyanotype pushes through a metal grid, finding a way. Background is 100% plant-based fiber paper from invasive American Pokeweed. Gallery wrapped edges over canvas.
12 X 16 X 2 ready to hang.
Part of a new series called Pushing Through, Life Finds a Way pays tribute to Jurassic Park's Dr. Ian Malcom, who warned those who thought they could control nature.
As annoying as it is sometimes, I'm inspired by nature's relentless pursuit of mere existence. We all have to find that way forward, pushing through whatever barriers are placed in front of us, big or small.
Every day brings new challenges, and the way we navigate them with curiosity and creativity makes all the difference. And, for me, keeping a positive attitude during that process makes the final breakthrough all the more rewarding.
Cotton and abaca fiber pulp treated with cyanotype pushes through a metal grid, finding a way. Background is 100% plant-based fiber paper from invasive American Pokeweed. Gallery wrapped edges over canvas.
12 X 16 X 2 ready to hang.
