In this work I consider what remains of a divine being once it enters temporal existence, and what gets carried away in that transition. It asks whether divinity survives contact with time, or whether the fall itself is a kind of dissolution, consciousness scattering the moment it touches a body.
Tufted acrylic yarn 30.5 × 40”
In this work I consider what remains of a divine being once it enters temporal existence, and what gets carried away in that transition. It asks whether divinity survives contact with time, or whether the fall itself is a kind of dissolution, consciousness scattering the moment it touches a body.
Tufted acrylic yarn 30.5 × 40”
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