This work reflects the desert’s arid stillness, shifting palette, and vast unknowability through reflection, obscuring, and suspended movement. The grid emerges naturally—a familiar yet fluid structure—framing the desert’s elusive space.
Through dyeing, weaving, wrapping, and painting, I capture moments in time, allowing repetition to guide intuition. A month in the Joshua Tree desert, surrounded by cottontails and rattlesnakes, sharpened my awareness of its subtleties, deepening my exploration of its color and texture.