Polygata cruciata - mixed media
Polygata cruciata is a 7x5” piece created in watercolor, graphite, and charcoal on watercolor board. This work emerges from the “Mycorrhizal” section of the Collective Humanity series as a quiet metaphor for unseen strength and interdependence. The stark monochrome of the plant structure—rendered in graphite and charcoal—stands in contrast to the vivid watercolor blooms behind it, echoing the way relationships, like mycorrhizal networks, operate invisibly beneath the surface.
This piece speaks to the necessity of supporting systems, of mutual care and radical empathy across differences. Like the fungal threads that nourish an entire forest, this work invites us to consider: What sustains us? Who do we nourish in return?
Ships flat. Framing add-on available for mounted display.
Polygata cruciata is a 7x5” piece created in watercolor, graphite, and charcoal on watercolor board. This work emerges from the “Mycorrhizal” section of the Collective Humanity series as a quiet metaphor for unseen strength and interdependence. The stark monochrome of the plant structure—rendered in graphite and charcoal—stands in contrast to the vivid watercolor blooms behind it, echoing the way relationships, like mycorrhizal networks, operate invisibly beneath the surface.
This piece speaks to the necessity of supporting systems, of mutual care and radical empathy across differences. Like the fungal threads that nourish an entire forest, this work invites us to consider: What sustains us? Who do we nourish in return?
Ships flat. Framing add-on available for mounted display.
Polygata cruciata is a 7x5” piece created in watercolor, graphite, and charcoal on watercolor board. This work emerges from the “Mycorrhizal” section of the Collective Humanity series as a quiet metaphor for unseen strength and interdependence. The stark monochrome of the plant structure—rendered in graphite and charcoal—stands in contrast to the vivid watercolor blooms behind it, echoing the way relationships, like mycorrhizal networks, operate invisibly beneath the surface.
This piece speaks to the necessity of supporting systems, of mutual care and radical empathy across differences. Like the fungal threads that nourish an entire forest, this work invites us to consider: What sustains us? Who do we nourish in return?
Ships flat. Framing add-on available for mounted display.