Blue, Borrowed and Broken is a mixed-media collection made from industrial scrap and discarded materials. Across eight works, featuring birds, fish, humans, abstract forms, and the ever-watchful eye, the series reflects on our fragile relationship with the world we inhabit and the traces we leave behind.
Each piece is a fragment of a larger story, about Earth, time, and consequence.
Blue stands for the planet itself: oceans, skies, life, and loss.
Borrowed reminds us that nothing, whether nature, legacy, or vision, is truly ours.
Broken reveals what happens when we forget this truth.
From a vivid blue macaw to human figures weathered by time, from the stillness of underwater life to abstract, eye-shaped forms that quietly observe, this body of work explores themes of memory, disconnection, and hope. The materials are raw, the textures unfiltered, and the message layered but clear: we are only ever passing through.
This series invites the viewer to pause, to reflect on what we take, what we break, and what we still have the power to protect.