Art That Asks a Question

Artist Note

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This piece arrived on a flight home to France.

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I've always thought of solitude differently than loneliness. For me, being alone is often when the noise quiets down and I remember who I am beneath the roles, expectations, fears, and stories.

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The snake became a symbol of that process. A snake sheds its skin but not its shape. Similarly, we move through different identities and seasons of life, yet something essential remains.

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The older face, the central face, the moons, and the snake all seem to inhabit the same inner landscape—a place where memory, mystery, and identity meet.

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Question

 

What helps you remember who you are when no one else is around? What freedom is your heart quietly asking for right now?

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This piece is a living work. What you see here is one version in time.