And Then?

30 × 22 in. | Watercolor on paper | 2026
Available, unframed

There’s a particular moment I keep coming back to: when you do something that once felt just beyond you, and afterward the edge of what feels possible moves.

Not dramatically. Just enough.

What had seemed like the destination becomes evidence. You’ve been there now. You know more about yourself than you did before.

That’s what I see in these forms. One seems to grow out of the next, moving upward and outward, with that final small gesture reaching beyond the larger form itself.

I like that it doesn’t feel complete.

It leaves one question behind:

And then?