When we’re young, we think we’ll live forever. As we age, we recognize the transient and fragile nature of life. In this series, "The Stories We Keep,” I use still life as an allegory for the passage of time. Through the use of metaphor and memory, I have addressed fundamental emotions associated with time such as nostalgia, regret, wonder, and optimism and have come to terms with a personal and perhaps the universal quest to delay the passage time. In asking ourselves what lies beyond these cherished objects, we come closer to connecting with the answers we seek.
Roses Aging Gracefully
Tangerine Dystopia
The Non-Conformist
Abundance
Party's Over
Timeworn
Solitary
Non-Conforming
Exhausted
Three Pears
Petals
Simple Entanglement
Waning Beauty
The Weight of Infinity
A Refined Jungle
Remnants
Coming to an End
