Lately in the studio, I’ve been chasing a different kind of horizon. My work has always been about fragments of memory, rediscovery, and the quiet spaces between—this new piece carries those same themes but through a layered, almost dreamlike lens.

The mountains rise in sharp silhouettes, a small ship sails toward a half-seen moon, and the waters are alive with color and movement. At the base, a delicate border of hand-cut florals creates a threshold—part barrier, part invitation.

This framed piece is the first in what I hope will become a new series exploring edges: the meeting points of memory and imagination, land and sea, light and shadow. It’s both familiar and different from my earlier works—a signal that my art is evolving.

I’m excited (and a little nervous) to share this shift with you. Stay tuned as I bring more pieces into this collection.