Everything, Everywhere, All at Once holds multiple viewpoints and versions of the same theme simultaneously. It is built from four stacked canvases, with each surface operating independently while remaining physically and conceptually connected.
The construction exposes stretcher bars, raw canvas, and painted surfaces at the same time, allowing the work to exist in conflicting states - finished and unfinished, intact and disrupted, constructed and undone. These states are not sequential but present simultaneously.
Flowers, in various forms and styles, act as a recurring anchor across these shifts. They appear as painted artificial flowers, painted images, simulated seepage through the back of the canvas, and loosely sketched or partially realized forms. They function as a constant that mutates across materials, styles, and dimensions.
The work exists in the tension between layers, within a deconstructed narrative shaped by what is revealed, covered, repeated, and undone.
2026, Mixed Media and painted found objects on connected canvases
36 x 24 x 7 inches $4,500
