“Let It God” is a 12×24”, epoxy resin on 1 1/2” cradled wood.
This piece holds more than what’s immediately visible.
Built in layers, it carries depth that shifts with its environment, most notably through a heat-sensitive blue that fades when exposed to warmth or sunlight.
What appears stable… isn’t.
Color softens. Edges dissolve.
What was once defined begins to disappear.
A quiet reminder that not everything is meant to be held in place,
and that some things are only understood in the act of letting go.
“Let It God” is a 12×24”, epoxy resin on 1 1/2” cradled wood.
This piece holds more than what’s immediately visible.
Built in layers, it carries depth that shifts with its environment, most notably through a heat-sensitive blue that fades when exposed to warmth or sunlight.
What appears stable… isn’t.
Color softens. Edges dissolve.
What was once defined begins to disappear.
A quiet reminder that not everything is meant to be held in place,
and that some things are only understood in the act of letting go.
