Full Circle is a reflection on selfhood, memory, and the act of becoming. Seen from the artist’s own point of view, a hand reaches forward, brush in motion. Where the brush touches the surface, it doesn’t just lay down paint—it opens a mirror. A quiet, luminous self-portrait emerges, as if the canvas is looking back.
From that moment of contact, ripples spread—soft waves that carry fragments of place and time. In each ripple, pieces of the world appear: the edge of Ocean Beach in California, the quiet forests of Flagstaff. These are not just landscapes, but touchpoints in the artist’s journey. They echo the spaces that shaped the hand now holding the brush.
Within the mirror, a hummingbird and a butterfly hover—symbols of movement, fragility, and transformation. They remind us that change is always close, and often arrives in silence. They move lightly, like thoughts, like memories, like the moments that shape us before we realize they have.
Full Circle is about seeing yourself through the act of making. It is the loop between the creator and the created, between doing and becoming. In this space, the boundary between reflection and reality begins to dissolve. The self is not fixed, but formed in motion—layered by experience, place, and intention.
To become whole is not to finish something. It is to return to yourself, again and again, and find something new each time.