Description
A solitary woman stands beneath an expansive blue sky in Remember You Are Dust, her long dress disappearing into layers of earth, pattern, and texture. Birds move through the open space around her while a delicate circular form hovers behind her head, giving the figure a quiet, almost sacred presence. The title echoes the ancient reminder of our mortality—“Remember you are dust”—but the painting feels as much about belonging as impermanence. Figure, earth, sky, and birds seem to become part of one another, a reminder that our lives are both fleeting and deeply connected to the world we inhabit.








