The work reflects on the construction of priorities and the tensions inherent in every act of choice. The compass and... Read More
The work reflects on the construction of priorities and the tensions inherent in every act of choice. The compass and triangle symbolize direction, ambition, and projected goals, the structures through which ideas of progress and success are defined. In contrast, the hourglass and circle evoke lived time, presence, and the experience of life itself. The cloth covering the gaze suggests a form of voluntary blindness toward what is displaced, neglected, or left behind through the priorities we choose to place first.