Image 1 of 1
Image 1 of 1
Image 1 of 1
Image 1 of 1
28× 22× 3” in a black frame with glass
Unlike traditional paintings, three-dimensional wall art breaks the boundary between observer and artist. It invites interaction. It’s art that reaches out, literally and emotionally. I am inspired by the Japanese art of Kinstugi, where broken porcelain is mended by 24 carat gold. This art is emblematic of the ideology of what was once broken can be made better. Painted individually, each eggshell suggests fragility, vulnerability and potential for new beginnings or growth. The jagged eggshell rims symbolize life’s challenges, moments of stress, or sacrifices. Each colorfully painted eggshell, with 18 ct. gold detailing, speaks to the creativity, resilience, and strength to put forth one’s best efforts. I aim to celebrate imperfection and honor the value in what might be considered broken
28× 22× 3” in a black frame with glass
Unlike traditional paintings, three-dimensional wall art breaks the boundary between observer and artist. It invites interaction. It’s art that reaches out, literally and emotionally. I am inspired by the Japanese art of Kinstugi, where broken porcelain is mended by 24 carat gold. This art is emblematic of the ideology of what was once broken can be made better. Painted individually, each eggshell suggests fragility, vulnerability and potential for new beginnings or growth. The jagged eggshell rims symbolize life’s challenges, moments of stress, or sacrifices. Each colorfully painted eggshell, with 18 ct. gold detailing, speaks to the creativity, resilience, and strength to put forth one’s best efforts. I aim to celebrate imperfection and honor the value in what might be considered broken