Ego without Listeners
“What is ego without listeners?”
This small but potent piece asks a quiet question — embroidered in paint across a vintage handkerchief, surrounded by soft, floral edges and ghost-like brushstrokes. Ego Without Listeners turns the language of traditional domestic craft into a conceptual mirror, blending vulnerability with provocation.
Delicate yet direct, this work lives in the tension between gentleness and challenge. It’s a textile whisper that lingers loud.
Vintage cotton handkerchief with floral detail
Hand-painted and signed — one of one
Mixed text in bold colors, with expressive brush accents
Ready to be framed, hung, or altar-placed as art/statement/prayer
Part poem, part protest. A reminder. A reckoning. A tender call-out.
“What is ego without listeners?”
This small but potent piece asks a quiet question — embroidered in paint across a vintage handkerchief, surrounded by soft, floral edges and ghost-like brushstrokes. Ego Without Listeners turns the language of traditional domestic craft into a conceptual mirror, blending vulnerability with provocation.
Delicate yet direct, this work lives in the tension between gentleness and challenge. It’s a textile whisper that lingers loud.
Vintage cotton handkerchief with floral detail
Hand-painted and signed — one of one
Mixed text in bold colors, with expressive brush accents
Ready to be framed, hung, or altar-placed as art/statement/prayer
Part poem, part protest. A reminder. A reckoning. A tender call-out.
“What is ego without listeners?”
This small but potent piece asks a quiet question — embroidered in paint across a vintage handkerchief, surrounded by soft, floral edges and ghost-like brushstrokes. Ego Without Listeners turns the language of traditional domestic craft into a conceptual mirror, blending vulnerability with provocation.
Delicate yet direct, this work lives in the tension between gentleness and challenge. It’s a textile whisper that lingers loud.
Vintage cotton handkerchief with floral detail
Hand-painted and signed — one of one
Mixed text in bold colors, with expressive brush accents
Ready to be framed, hung, or altar-placed as art/statement/prayer
Part poem, part protest. A reminder. A reckoning. A tender call-out.