Where I'll Go

Where I’ll Go' is about evolution—both in art and in life. This piece reflects my continued exploration of new materials while staying true to my love of sustainability. One of the mountain layers is created from repurposed packing paper, giving new life to something once discarded. It’s a reminder that growth and creativity come from reimagining what’s already around us.

With a warm, sunset-like background and layers of natural tans and creams, this piece has an earthy, grounded feel, while pops of gold add a quiet energy—like light catching on the peaks just before dusk. The sewn details bring depth and movement, making the landscape feel alive and ever-changing.

This 11x14 original sewn abstract art is created on unstretched canvas, with a mix of threads and repurposed materials to add texture and dimension. It’s a reflection of where I’ve been, where I am, and the endless possibilities of where I’ll go next.