Some thresholds ask us to leave an old pattern behind before we know what comes next.
In Ending the Cycle, a luminous yellow doorway opens within a deep blue night. A butterfly stretches across the stone arch, while a crescent moon shines overhead. Weathered stones and layered marks give the passage a sense of history; the light beyond offers possibility.
This work invites reflection on the patterns we inherit, the ones we repeat, and the moment we begin to choose differently. What might become possible when we stop returning to old patterns?
A meaningful piece for a space devoted to reflection, renewal, or a new chapter.
Artwork details
One-of-a-kind original by Rachel M. Cotton
Mixed media on paper
Artwork dimensions: 8 × 10 inches
Presented in a black frame with a white mat
Some thresholds ask us to leave an old pattern behind before we know what comes next.
In Ending the Cycle, a luminous yellow doorway opens within a deep blue night. A butterfly stretches across the stone arch, while a crescent moon shines overhead. Weathered stones and layered marks give the passage a sense of history; the light beyond offers possibility.
This work invites reflection on the patterns we inherit, the ones we repeat, and the moment we begin to choose differently. What might become possible when we stop returning to old patterns?
A meaningful piece for a space devoted to reflection, renewal, or a new chapter.
Artwork details
One-of-a-kind original by Rachel M. Cotton
Mixed media on paper
Artwork dimensions: 8 × 10 inches
Presented in a black frame with a white mat
