Embodied Presence: Set I
This pair of works (First Breath & Tracing Warmth) captures the beginning of embodied awareness through mindfulness meditation, using hand gestures as entry points into sensation. Attention transforms fleeting feelings into tangible presence, as black and white forms emerge through light and red textures pulse with warmth, evoking longing and the quiet hope for love and connection. Symbolic marks drift across the surface, reflecting the mind’s attempt to observe and make sense of experience. Together, these works reflect the early moments of turning inward, when breath becomes form and warmth becomes something we can see, feel, and hold.
Embodied Presence: Set II
This pair of works (Pillar in Current & Echo of Light) explores the quiet depth of sensory awareness during meditation. One centers on the touch between fingers, felt as a pillar of steadiness amid shifting thoughts, while the other turns inward to the subtle warmth behind closed eyes and the gentle presence of sound. These sensations, though delicate, evoke a return to memory, presence, and emotional clarity. The warm tones here are not about longing but about continuity and stillness. Together, these works reflect how the body, through mindful attention, becomes an anchor in impermanence—revealing that within stillness, memory and meaning quietly resurface.
