In Meditations – Winter, the space represents a place for deep spiritual introspection. The suspended organic forms, remnants of the past year, symbolize the eternal cycle of life and spirit. This piece is a meditation on transcendence, inviting viewers to find beauty and meaning in the sacred rhythm of endings and new beginnings. It underscores the impermanence of all things, as even winter’s stark quietude is part of the cycle of continual change. Rather than a recreation of winter, this work resonates with a profound exploration of spiritual stillness and the cycles of life that connect us all.

This garden reflects transformation and the spiritual grace found in letting go. The flowing, windswept marks suggest a divine rhythm in nature’s cycle, while the suspended 3-D forms, resembling seeds or pods, symbolize the promise of new beginnings even in endings. More than a depiction of fall, this work resonates with the spiritual journey of embracing transformation and finding beauty in the act of surrender.

This garden celebrates the sacredness of the present moment and acknowledges the impermanence of this vitality. This is not merely a celebration of nature’s abundance but a deeper reflection on the interconnectedness of life’s energy and transience.

This garden captures the sacred awakening of the earth as it transitions from dormancy to renewal. The rhythmic, organic marks suggest the energy stirring beneath the surface, while suspended 3-D forms hover like budding shoots reaching toward the light. Beyond a representation of the changing seasons, it resonates with the deeper spiritual truths, resilience and the awakening within ourselves.