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2026
Oil on canvas
Set of two
8 × 10 inches each
Fertilized reflects on the unexpected kinship between fungi and humans, drawing a parallel between the fertilized egg at the beginning of life and the release of spores that allows mushrooms to continue their cycle.
Across two canvases, a single form moves between separation and connection. A quarter shape on one panel resolves into a shared semicircle across both surfaces, mirroring the process of division and continuation found throughout the natural world.
What appears fragmented becomes part of a larger whole, reflecting the ongoing exchange between growth, reproduction, and transformation.
2026
Oil on canvas
Set of two
8 × 10 inches each
Fertilized reflects on the unexpected kinship between fungi and humans, drawing a parallel between the fertilized egg at the beginning of life and the release of spores that allows mushrooms to continue their cycle.
Across two canvases, a single form moves between separation and connection. A quarter shape on one panel resolves into a shared semicircle across both surfaces, mirroring the process of division and continuation found throughout the natural world.
What appears fragmented becomes part of a larger whole, reflecting the ongoing exchange between growth, reproduction, and transformation.