This new series of work builds upon the dual symbolic meaning of windows, as an architectural fixture that embodies the cusp of the domestic and public spaces. The window panes carry intricate flora patterns that mix and blur with images of ruins and destruction behind them. This tension alludes to camouflage as a survival mechanism, while pointing towards concealment as a method of denial. Working with a craft-based manual paper cutting technique, this series continues my exploration of the unique role craft has in carrying broad social narratives over time.
