Sculptural oracle card – mixed media on cardboard and paper
There are times when change doesn’t announce itself.
It builds slowly, deep down, asking us to let go before we’re ready.
The Snake draws from Scandinavian mythology, where serpents are symbols of cycles, endings and necessary renewal. This piece is about that in-between space: the uncomfortable yet essential process of releasing old skins, tending to your own well-being and starting again.
Created from found and repurposed materials, this sculptural painting is part of What am I looking for? — an evolving oracle series exploring intuition, shadow, and quiet knowing.
What Am I Looking For?
A sculptural oracle card series
What am I looking for? is an ongoing series of sculptural oracle cards — each one a hand-built reflection on change, intuition and the quiet power of symbolism.
Made from found and repurposed materials, these pieces blur the line between painting and object.
They don’t offer answers, but they ask quiet questions.
What are you shedding?
What still needs light?
Where are you being pulled next?
This collection is an invitation to pause, reflect and reconnect with what matters — whatever that may mean to you.
Sculptural oracle card – mixed media on cardboard and paper
There are times when change doesn’t announce itself.
It builds slowly, deep down, asking us to let go before we’re ready.
The Snake draws from Scandinavian mythology, where serpents are symbols of cycles, endings and necessary renewal. This piece is about that in-between space: the uncomfortable yet essential process of releasing old skins, tending to your own well-being and starting again.
Created from found and repurposed materials, this sculptural painting is part of What am I looking for? — an evolving oracle series exploring intuition, shadow, and quiet knowing.
What Am I Looking For?
A sculptural oracle card series
What am I looking for? is an ongoing series of sculptural oracle cards — each one a hand-built reflection on change, intuition and the quiet power of symbolism.
Made from found and repurposed materials, these pieces blur the line between painting and object.
They don’t offer answers, but they ask quiet questions.
What are you shedding?
What still needs light?
Where are you being pulled next?
This collection is an invitation to pause, reflect and reconnect with what matters — whatever that may mean to you.
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