Monuments Dissolving considers what happens when the structures we build, inherit, or depend on begin to change. Stacked sewn fragments rise like a monument, but their edges are uneven and parts of the form appear to loosen and drift away. What once seemed solid is gradually becoming something else.
From a distance, the work carries a sense of collapse and movement. Up close, each stitch and fragment reveals the labor of building, holding together, and letting go. The piece lives in that uncertain space between permanence and change, where dissolution can feel like loss, but also the beginning of a new form.
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| Medium / Materials | oil and cold wax with mixed media pocket notes |
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| Framing Notes | This piece is professionally framed and ready to display. The framed dimensions are 35 x 27.5 x 1.5 inches. It is floated on a two-inch white mat and framed in walnut with anti-reflective glass, allowing it to be hung beautifully in any space without glare. |
| Weight (lbs) | 15 |
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| PRICE | $1975 |
oil and cold wax with mixed media pocket notes
Framed 55 x 42 x 1.5″
oil and cold wax painted papers sewn together
Framed 20 x 20 x 1.5″
