**“Three Sisters Carrying Some Silliness”**

Carrying silliness is, in a way, carrying a remnant made of connection and obligatory loyalty — a bond that has at times reached a dead end, yet they are still holding each other.

Three sisters carrying some silliness 

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**“The Playing Tails of Fish”**

Fish as love — not love in the word, but love in the act of embracing.

Fish have hand-like tails, and they are in the midst of consoling and healing parrots that, half-alive, roll among one another. The hand is traditionally, in works of art, a symbol of power and action, surrender and supplication, connection and identity — and in my work, it evokes a kind of honesty and loving care. My wise, gentle fish carry these hands in the most essential part of their bodies: the tail. Hands that are always embracing, appearing in their eternal gesture, now in the form of fish

The playing tails of fish

“Sentient Embracers”

Embracers who have sacrificed fear and silence for the sake of searching.

When the eyes are closed and touch becomes the sole agent of knowing among the senses, the other senses sink into a playful, mischievous imagination — and the hands, in their wandering, find within themselves the weight of dishonesty and disconnection, or the soft, playful tenderness of truth-telling. And it is here that fear and silence give way to letting go and observation, granting immense trust to one’s own sentience

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