These flowers are part of my Liminal Series that attempts to explore the delicate balance between the physical and metaphysical worlds, where the tangible and intangible coexist in a dynamic, often unseen, dialogue. In creating these pieces, I draw from the intersection of science, spirituality, and human experience, investigating how the material world shapes, defines, and limits our understanding of the immaterial forces that govern existence.
Through various media—whether it be painting, sculpture, or mixed media—I strive to visualize the invisible threads that bind us to a higher order, from energy fields to emotional currents. I am fascinated by the tension between what can be physically perceived and the deeper, often unexplainable forces that influence our lives. My work challenges the viewer to reconsider the boundaries of reality, questioning where the physical ends and the metaphysical begins.
This is a set of two “Infinity Flowers” created using traditional jewelry making techniques combined with painting. I used copper, acrylic paint, wood and Swiss blue topaz gemstones to create these unique pieces.
The pieces measure approximately 8 × 1.5 × 8 inches
These flowers are part of my Liminal Series that attempts to explore the delicate balance between the physical and metaphysical worlds, where the tangible and intangible coexist in a dynamic, often unseen, dialogue. In creating these pieces, I draw from the intersection of science, spirituality, and human experience, investigating how the material world shapes, defines, and limits our understanding of the immaterial forces that govern existence.
Through various media—whether it be painting, sculpture, or mixed media—I strive to visualize the invisible threads that bind us to a higher order, from energy fields to emotional currents. I am fascinated by the tension between what can be physically perceived and the deeper, often unexplainable forces that influence our lives. My work challenges the viewer to reconsider the boundaries of reality, questioning where the physical ends and the metaphysical begins.
This is a set of two “Infinity Flowers” created using traditional jewelry making techniques combined with painting. I used copper, acrylic paint, wood and Swiss blue topaz gemstones to create these unique pieces.
The pieces measure approximately 8 × 1.5 × 8 inches
