Shifting Sands No. 1

Shifting Sands No. 1 captures a sense of perpetual motion — an ebb and flow that resists stasis. In this work, forms ripple and fold like dunes reshaped by wind, tide, or time. The undulating lines suggest sediment layers, tidal pulls, or geological strata, evoking landscapes caught mid-transformation.

While the surface is defined by rhythm and repetition, there’s nothing fixed about it. This is a work about movement — about how environments shift subtly or dramatically, sometimes just beyond our notice. The layered textures and warped contours suggest both fragility and resilience, echoing the instability of the natural world in a time of accelerating change.

Despite its apparent abstraction, Shifting Sands No. 1 invites tactile response. It’s as if the land itself is breathing, folding in on itself, and expanding again — shaped by forces both seen and unseen.