An Ecology of Beings, Seen and Unseen is a diptych that gestures toward the vast, intricate networks that hold us—those visible to the eye, and those felt only through intuition, sensation, or spirit. It’s an invitation to attune to the multiplicity of life forms, ancestral presences, and energetic forces that shape our world, often from the periphery of our awareness.
 
Through layered abstraction, shifting forms, and a palette that moves between subtle and saturated, the work evokes a living web—an ecosystem of interbeing. It is both a witnessing and a remembering: of what has been silenced, what continues to whisper, and what pulses quietly beneath the surface of things.