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Collision


   Collision explores the constant stream of thoughts, emotions, and choices that compete for our attention every day. Layered

   with stitched elements, fragmented text, woven structures, hidden imagery, and tactile surfaces, the book reflects the 

   mental landscape of navigating uncertainty when every option seems to demand immediate consideration.


   Each page presents a collection of possibilities rather than clear answers. Contradictory messages, interrupted pathways, 

   and interconnected threads mirror the experience of weighing decisions while feeling pulled in multiple directions. As the 

   pages turn, moments of clarity emerge only to give way to new questions, inviting the viewer to slow down and consider the

   complexity of ordinary decision-making.


   The interactive nature of the book reinforces its central idea: there is rarely a single correct path. Every choice carries 

   consequences, every decision shapes the next, and mistakes are as much a part of growth as successes. Collision 

   acknowledges the mental noise that accompanies modern life while recognizing the resilience required to keep moving 

   forward, one decision at a time.


   Artist Statement


   There are days when my mind feels less like a straight path and more like an intersection where every thought arrives at once. 

   Responsibilities, memories, worries, possibilities, regrets, and hopes all demand attention simultaneously. Some are loud. Others 

   whisper. Together they create a kind of internal noise that can make even the smallest decision feel impossibly complicated.


   Collision grew from that experience.


   As I assembled the book, I found myself layering fragments much the same way thoughts accumulate in my mind. Threads 

   cross and tangle. Words overlap and interrupt one another. Images appear only to disappear beneath something else. The 

   process became less about illustrating anxiety than about acknowledging the reality of living with competing ideas that rarely 

   resolve themselves neatly.


   I have learned that certainty is often an illusion. We make hundreds of decisions every day with incomplete information, trusting

   our instincts, our values, and sometimes little more than hope. Some choices become turning points. Others fade into 

   insignificance. Many are impossible to judge until long after they have been made.


   Making this book reminded me that life is not lived by finding perfect answers. It is lived by continuing to choose, even when the

   outcome is unknown. Every page, stitch, and connection became an act of accepting uncertainty rather than resisting it.


   In the end, Collision is not about chaos. It is about perseverance. It is about trusting that even when our thoughts seem to collide,

    we can still gather the fragments, make another decision, and move forward.

   Year: 2024

   Medium: Mixed media artist's book

   Structure: Codex bound in green leather over boards with a     

   traditional raised-band spine, the signatures are sewn on

   raised cords using historic fine bookbinding techniques.

   Materials: Archival papers, mixed media

   Dimensions:    7.25” x 5.25” x 1”

   Edition: Unique

   Status: Available