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Watercolor on cotton paper with wax varnish 8x11. The first painting created after returning home after a year of displacement following Hurricane Milton, “Eye of the storm” reflects the calm and vulnerability of the storm’s center. The torn Monstera leaf acts as shelter, the eye as witness. This piece explores resilience and the uneasy clarity that emerges in moments when everything familiar is disrupted. Exploring the natural systems that protect, overwhelm, and ultimately sustain us.
Watercolor on cotton paper with wax varnish 8x11. The first painting created after returning home after a year of displacement following Hurricane Milton, “Eye of the storm” reflects the calm and vulnerability of the storm’s center. The torn Monstera leaf acts as shelter, the eye as witness. This piece explores resilience and the uneasy clarity that emerges in moments when everything familiar is disrupted. Exploring the natural systems that protect, overwhelm, and ultimately sustain us.
