2026, 24×36in, acrylic paint, modeling paste, and sea glass.
Fragility explores the feeling of becoming fragmented under the weight of pain.
The broken, layered forms and jagged textures reflect the way chronic pain can leave me feeling—pieces of myself pulled apart, disconnected, and more delicate than I once felt. Yet within the fragmentation, there is still movement, depth, and beauty. The scattered sea glass becomes a quiet reminder that even broken pieces can hold something beautiful.
This piece is not only about feeling fragile. It is about what remains when you are broken into pieces—and the possibility of finding meaning, beauty, and strength within them.
Fragility is a reflection of the parts of ourselves that pain can change, and the pieces we learn to carry with us.
2026, 24×36in, acrylic paint, modeling paste, and sea glass.
Fragility explores the feeling of becoming fragmented under the weight of pain.
The broken, layered forms and jagged textures reflect the way chronic pain can leave me feeling—pieces of myself pulled apart, disconnected, and more delicate than I once felt. Yet within the fragmentation, there is still movement, depth, and beauty. The scattered sea glass becomes a quiet reminder that even broken pieces can hold something beautiful.
This piece is not only about feeling fragile. It is about what remains when you are broken into pieces—and the possibility of finding meaning, beauty, and strength within them.
Fragility is a reflection of the parts of ourselves that pain can change, and the pieces we learn to carry with us.