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Exhausted, 2025
Wall work with fiber, pigment & steel armature. 28" x 40" x 6"
Exhaustion can look like beauty when you’ve learned to hold everything together.
In "Exhausted", beauty and burnout intertwine. The work’s fibers mirror the unseen labor of holding things together - emotionally, physically, creatively. Each flower is woven from continuous effort, stretched thin, still reaching for light.
This piece speaks to the quiet weariness that hides inside creation and the belief that our value lies in how much we give.
Emerging from a period of recovery from burnout and chronic fatigue, "Exhausted" transforms depletion into form. It reflects the paradox of creating lightness through effort—and the quiet power of choosing restoration over endurance.
Ultimately, the work offers a mirror for anyone who’s ever built something beautiful at their own expense.
Exhausted, 2025
Wall work with fiber, pigment & steel armature. 28" x 40" x 6"
Exhaustion can look like beauty when you’ve learned to hold everything together.
In "Exhausted", beauty and burnout intertwine. The work’s fibers mirror the unseen labor of holding things together - emotionally, physically, creatively. Each flower is woven from continuous effort, stretched thin, still reaching for light.
This piece speaks to the quiet weariness that hides inside creation and the belief that our value lies in how much we give.
Emerging from a period of recovery from burnout and chronic fatigue, "Exhausted" transforms depletion into form. It reflects the paradox of creating lightness through effort—and the quiet power of choosing restoration over endurance.
Ultimately, the work offers a mirror for anyone who’s ever built something beautiful at their own expense.