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4 ft × 4 ft | Mixed media on up-cycled salon storage (mica, natural elements, epoxy resin)
Disconnection: A Call to Rewild is a mixed media piece that explores the emotional and environmental fractures pervasive in contemporary life, while simultaneously hinting at the urgent human need to rewild.
This work utilises reclaimed domestic structures—a salon cabinet —as a potent metaphor for containment, boundaries, and the domestic cage that enforces separation. Organic, natural elements are deliberately encased in resin or sealed away, compelling the viewer to confront the cost of disconnection when intimacy and our inherent bond with nature are sealed off.
At its heart, this series explores the quiet ache of separation—from land, from lineage, and from love. Yet, the trapped organic matter serves as a subtle, vital resistance; a powerful visual echo of the persistent, internal call to rewild—the instinctive urge to break the seal and return to a more whole, connected state.
4 ft × 4 ft | Mixed media on up-cycled salon storage (mica, natural elements, epoxy resin)
Disconnection: A Call to Rewild is a mixed media piece that explores the emotional and environmental fractures pervasive in contemporary life, while simultaneously hinting at the urgent human need to rewild.
This work utilises reclaimed domestic structures—a salon cabinet —as a potent metaphor for containment, boundaries, and the domestic cage that enforces separation. Organic, natural elements are deliberately encased in resin or sealed away, compelling the viewer to confront the cost of disconnection when intimacy and our inherent bond with nature are sealed off.
At its heart, this series explores the quiet ache of separation—from land, from lineage, and from love. Yet, the trapped organic matter serves as a subtle, vital resistance; a powerful visual echo of the persistent, internal call to rewild—the instinctive urge to break the seal and return to a more whole, connected state.