Between Moss and Memory

Between Moss and Memory presents two vertical, sculptural forms that evoke the slender trunks of birch trees. Standing 63 inches tall and 28 inches wide, these pieces lean against the wall, their cylindrical shapes inviting viewers into a close, tactile experience. Layers of wool and silk create a richly textured surface, painted with naturalistic details mimicking white bark, black horizontal striations, and patches of mossy green and earthy brown tones. The interplay of color and texture captures the quiet presence of birch trees, suggesting the slow rhythms of nature and the passage of time. The work balances a strong physicality with a delicate, organic feel, encouraging reflection on memory rooted in place and natural cycles.