This felt painting belongs to a series exploring the quiet power of structure and softness. Each shape is hand-stitched and gently layered, forming a tactile map of containment and release. The corners, rendered in shades of blue, anchor the piece like fragments of sky — distant yet protective.
At the heart, a golden square pulses within concentric circles and crossing lines, inviting the viewer into a place of inward reflection. Inspired by mandalas, prayer rugs, and the language of sacred geometry, Where the Corners Hold the Sky is a meditation on shelter, memory, and the invisible threads that hold us together — even when all else feels fragmented.
This work is not just about balance; it’s about the beauty of what holds us when we forget how to hold ourselves.
Felt, Paint & Reflection 