Held in the Tangle draws us into a dense, overgrown garden where ferns intertwine and reach in every direction. Rather than depicting a specific place, the work evokes the sensation of being fully immersed in nature.
This sense of immersion mirrors creative flow — a state of absorption and possibility where the outside world falls away and something new emerges.
What may first appear tangled or enclosing can, on closer attention, reveal itself as abundant, protective and quietly beautiful. The tangle becomes a form of holding — a place to pause, surrender to the moment and simply be present.
Held in the Tangle is an invitation to embrace immersion rather than resist it, and to find beauty, energy and possibility within the spaces that surround us.
Medium: Acrylic on canvas with oil pastel and embellishments
Size: 121cm X 91cm
Hanging: finished edges with hooks for hanging
Signed: front and back
Held in the Tangle draws us into a dense, overgrown garden where ferns intertwine and reach in every direction. Rather than depicting a specific place, the work evokes the sensation of being fully immersed in nature.
This sense of immersion mirrors creative flow — a state of absorption and possibility where the outside world falls away and something new emerges.
What may first appear tangled or enclosing can, on closer attention, reveal itself as abundant, protective and quietly beautiful. The tangle becomes a form of holding — a place to pause, surrender to the moment and simply be present.
Held in the Tangle is an invitation to embrace immersion rather than resist it, and to find beauty, energy and possibility within the spaces that surround us.
Medium: Acrylic on canvas with oil pastel and embellishments
Size: 121cm X 91cm
Hanging: finished edges with hooks for hanging
Signed: front and back