A Measure of Stillness is an abstract straw marquetry work made with dyed rye straw. A fluid undulating waveform interrupts large color fields of blue and beige, evoking a sense of water and shore. Its surface has a texture that is both linear and organic, with a subtle luminosity.
What is stillness? Can you be still… if you breathe? Is a body of water still when its waves gently lap the shore? Could it be that stillness is not necessarily the absence of movement but the harmony found within it?
• Year: 2024
• Size: 48” x 39”
• Framed: 49” x 40” (float framed in Maple)
• Media: Dyed straw on wood panel
This piece is no longer available
If it speaks to you, I'd be glad to create something similar in the size and palette of your choosing. Learn more about Commissions or inquire directly.
Part of The Wandering Path Series — Inspired by Bargello needlework, where rhythmic patterns emerge through the meticulous shifting of stitches, this series reflects a simple idea: life's most meaningful journeys are rarely straight, and it's in the detours that we find its richness. Read more about the inspiration behind the series.
A Measure of Stillness is an abstract straw marquetry work made with dyed rye straw. A fluid undulating waveform interrupts large color fields of blue and beige, evoking a sense of water and shore. Its surface has a texture that is both linear and organic, with a subtle luminosity.
What is stillness? Can you be still… if you breathe? Is a body of water still when its waves gently lap the shore? Could it be that stillness is not necessarily the absence of movement but the harmony found within it?
• Year: 2024
• Size: 48” x 39”
• Framed: 49” x 40” (float framed in Maple)
• Media: Dyed straw on wood panel
This piece is no longer available
If it speaks to you, I'd be glad to create something similar in the size and palette of your choosing. Learn more about Commissions or inquire directly.
Part of The Wandering Path Series — Inspired by Bargello needlework, where rhythmic patterns emerge through the meticulous shifting of stitches, this series reflects a simple idea: life's most meaningful journeys are rarely straight, and it's in the detours that we find its richness. Read more about the inspiration behind the series.