releases from the archive pt. 1
OPENING THE DOOR TO WHAT HAS BEEN HERE ALL ALONG
There is something incredibly tender, bittersweet, and necessary in releasing work from my archive.
I create because it keeps me well — because it keeps me in touch with what is alive and curious. Because I must. It is breath, liberation, inquiry, dialogue. A way of meeting myself beyond language. Consciousness in form.
This release feels like opening the door a little wider to what has been here all along.
I didn’t fully realize how much had accumulated until unpacking everything from storage last year.
Since then, I’ve been slowly sorting through these pieces, loosening my attachments, and making space for what wants to emerge next. It has taken me time to arrive at the willingness to let some of this work go — not because it is my “best,” but because it carries a history that feels deeply dear to me.
a letter
Many of these pieces were created while traveling, in transitional seasons, in quiet moments of contemplation, or as studies that taught me something unexpected. They hold traces of inquiry, experimentation, intimacy, and becoming.
They are time stamps.
Artifacts of moments that have come to pass.
It is my hope that these works find homes where they are cherished, lived with, and able to spark something curious or meaningful in return.
A NOTE ON THE WORK
The pieces included here were created over the last ten years. Most are works on paper, alongside two small oil studies on canvas. Some are dated, others are not.
This is the first release from the archive. Given the volume of work, I’ve chosen to share it in smaller batches over time.
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