Room for All is a reflection on inclusion, belonging, and the beauty of difference.
The canvas is covered entirely in yarn, built slowly over weeks through hundreds of small, intentional movements. Across its surface, circles of different sizes emerge in the colors of the rainbow. Each occupies its own space. No two need to be the same in order to belong to the whole.
For me, the circles represent people—the different identities, experiences, cultures, perspectives, and ways of being that make up our communities. Their differences are not something to overcome; they are what give the composition its life.
There is no single color at the center and no circle that defines what the others should become. Each is allowed to exist as itself while remaining connected to something larger.
Room for All imagines inclusion not simply as being invited into an existing space, but as creating a world where everyone was always meant to belong.
48 × 36 inches
Yarn on canvas
Ready to hang
Room for All is a reflection on inclusion, belonging, and the beauty of difference.
The canvas is covered entirely in yarn, built slowly over weeks through hundreds of small, intentional movements. Across its surface, circles of different sizes emerge in the colors of the rainbow. Each occupies its own space. No two need to be the same in order to belong to the whole.
For me, the circles represent people—the different identities, experiences, cultures, perspectives, and ways of being that make up our communities. Their differences are not something to overcome; they are what give the composition its life.
There is no single color at the center and no circle that defines what the others should become. Each is allowed to exist as itself while remaining connected to something larger.
Room for All imagines inclusion not simply as being invited into an existing space, but as creating a world where everyone was always meant to belong.
48 × 36 inches
Yarn on canvas
Ready to hang
