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11 x 14 in | Original Mixed Media on Canvas
This is a quiet exchange. But it carries weight.
A kettle leans toward a waiting cup—mid-pour, mid-transfer. One gives. One receives. The moment is ordinary, but irreversible.
The surface is built from inherited material—fabric once held by another generation, now embedded into the work. Patterns repeat. Textures overlap. Nothing is untouched. What was passed down isn’t just memory—it’s structure.
And once it’s given, it doesn’t leave you.
This piece marks the shift: from being poured into… to becoming the one who carries. Not just the beauty of what was given—but the responsibility of holding it, preserving it, and passing it on.
Not absence. Continuation.
And continuation has weight.
From the “Follow the White Rabbit” Series
20 × 20 in | Original Mixed Media on Canvas
This is not a peaceful scene. It only pretends to be.
A white rabbit pauses mid-pursuit, held in a field of poppies—symbols of rest, escape, and forgetting. One calls you forward. The other asks you to disappear. They should not exist this quietly together.
But they do.
The surface refuses resolution—drips, fragments of text, softened edges, and flashes of gold that catch like something half-revealed. The beauty pulls you in, but something underneath unsettles it. A shift you can feel, but can’t undo.
This piece isn’t about the rabbit. It’s about the moment you realize you’ve been following something—and have to decide if you still will.
20x20 Mixed Media on Canvas — Follow the White Rabbit Series
Just because it’s pulling you… doesn’t mean it’s yours.
There’s a portal in this piece—loud, glowing, impossible to ignore. The kind of thing most people would run toward without thinking. It looks important. It feels urgent. It demands attention.
And the rabbit ignores it.
Completely.
He’s not confused. He’s not hesitant. He’s choosing.
Because not everything that calls you is meant to lead you. Some things pull on you just to see if you’ll break your focus. Some things glow just to distract you from what actually matters.
The world around him is chaotic—signals layered over signals, noise stacked on top of noise, everything fighting to be seen. And that’s the trap. If it’s loud enough, we assume it’s right.
It isn’t.
Magnetic is about resisting what feels urgent in order to stay aligned with what is true. It’s about realizing that attention is currency—and most people are spending it on the wrong things.
The real danger isn’t missing the portal.
It’s following it just because it called your name.
Start Messy.
Stay Honest.
I make art for the space between faith and doubt.
Some pieces are prayer. Some are healing. Some are just play, but all of them are honest.
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