Air Series: The Space In Between

2026 – Missoula, MT. Hand-felted and needle-sculpted fiber wall relief made with humanely sourced British Teeswater wool, Montana natural gray and beige Gotland wool, mounted with rare earth magnets on 24" × 18" × .25" recycled frosted acrylic and matte gold aluminum standoffs. The wool form (approx. 14" × 12", irregular) floats like a soft weather system—feathered edges holding warmth, shadow, and a deliberate blur. This piece lives in the in-between: the moment when the mind reaches for certainty, while something deeper asks us to loosen our grip and return to presence. The fuzziness is intentional—built from wisps of wool to mirror what happens when we unclench and drop back into the body (for me, my low back), letting sensation soften into breath. Held close to Self and Source, it’s also held by lineage—my Jewish female ancestors as a quiet, steady witness to the unfolding.