№1This first Earth Painting in the Echoes of Home series captures the sudden transformation when women are forced to leave everything behind. The muted grey tones and layered textures reflect the emotional weight of displacement, while subtle highlights symbolise the glimmer of resilience that emerges even in the darkest moments. Over 100 million people worldwide are displaced due to conflict and natural disasters, with women often bearing the greatest

crafted naturally and intentionally from local pigments in the region of Luberon

This fourth Earth Painting in the Echoes of Home series reflects the quiet growth of hope during loss

and feldspar forming the surface of this Earth Painting-resting on a foundation of reclaimed wood and denim jeans—are about 400 to 415 million years old

Medium: variety of marl

This Earth Painting is an expanded version of the Float frame design

Approximate dimensions:

quartz and other mineral pigments

and subtle marks and textures: a Provence of the past is being brought back to life with this new serene and nostalgic series

Origin pigments: the United Kingdom

mirroring the determination of those who endure dehumanising processes and strive to reclaim their identity and humanity

warm beige tones embody the hope and stability women bring to their communities

The surface being gently offset and lifted from the wooden frame creates a subtly casted shadow on the wall - a reminder that even when we move forward