Between the Branches, I Remember

Plaster, ink, dead tree branches, saffron, 40x35x5 in, 2025 Made from branches gathered near Lake Louise and cast in white plaster, this piece blends natural memory with cultural traces. Ink-drawn shoeprints filled with Persian floral motifs mark the surface, suggesting steps, stories, and inherited paths. Along the lower edge, saffron calligraphic gestures add a quiet layer of emotion and heritage. The work reflects how different identities can live together in one landscape, creating a shared space shaped by movement, memory, and place.