Spanish Dagger
2022
Watercolor, ink, and water, photographic transfer on silk
Hand etched aluminum frame
24” x 15”/ 54 × 39 cm
This piece takes its name from the yucca plant that grows in my garden—Spanish Dagger. I explore the concept of natural defenses—how we, like the yucca, develop protective barriers in the face of vulnerability. The piece invites viewers to reflect on the tension between self-preservation and exposure, with its sharp forms and fluid textures offering a meditation on resilience and the delicate dance between strength and fragility.
2022
Watercolor, ink, and water, photographic transfer on silk
Hand etched aluminum frame
24” x 15”/ 54 × 39 cm
This piece takes its name from the yucca plant that grows in my garden—Spanish Dagger. I explore the concept of natural defenses—how we, like the yucca, develop protective barriers in the face of vulnerability. The piece invites viewers to reflect on the tension between self-preservation and exposure, with its sharp forms and fluid textures offering a meditation on resilience and the delicate dance between strength and fragility.
2022
Watercolor, ink, and water, photographic transfer on silk
Hand etched aluminum frame
24” x 15”/ 54 × 39 cm
This piece takes its name from the yucca plant that grows in my garden—Spanish Dagger. I explore the concept of natural defenses—how we, like the yucca, develop protective barriers in the face of vulnerability. The piece invites viewers to reflect on the tension between self-preservation and exposure, with its sharp forms and fluid textures offering a meditation on resilience and the delicate dance between strength and fragility.