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2025, Cheesecloth, Dyed and Painted with Acrylic, wire — 27" x 24"
Desert Cactus transforms the harsh resilience of the desert into softness. Built from layers of fiber dyed and painted with acrylic, the piece reinterprets the cactus as both protector and bloom—its strength expressed through color, texture, and form. Inspired by years in Arizona, the work reflects endurance, adaptation, and growth. A tactile study in transformation, Desert Cactus bridges material sensitivity and sculptural presence, offering a work that speaks to survival made beautiful.
2025, Cheesecloth, Dyed and Painted with Acrylic, wire — 27" x 24"
Desert Cactus transforms the harsh resilience of the desert into softness. Built from layers of fiber dyed and painted with acrylic, the piece reinterprets the cactus as both protector and bloom—its strength expressed through color, texture, and form. Inspired by years in Arizona, the work reflects endurance, adaptation, and growth. A tactile study in transformation, Desert Cactus bridges material sensitivity and sculptural presence, offering a work that speaks to survival made beautiful.