Design 01
Inner Bubble
This mandala is built entirely from the lines drawn from the Flower of Life, layered and re-arranged to create a sense of depth and gentle containment. The overlapping forms suggest an inner space — protected, balanced, and quietly alive. As the layers unfold outward, they invite the eye to slow down and rest in the center.
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Design 02
Seed Weaver
Formed from layered geometry, this design highlights the beauty of interconnection. Repeating lines cross and curve, creating a woven rhythm that is both structured and organic. The piece invites reflection on how small beginnings, when carefully layered, give rise to complex and balanced forms.
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Design 03
Essessani Reflection
Inspired by geometric patterns found in nature and consciousness, this layered design reflects how order and movement coexist. The central structure symbolizes coherence and presence, while the surrounding shapes suggest transition, perspective, and flow. Together, they form a reminder that balance is not static — it's something we gently return to.
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Design 04
Thataway
This mandala plays with direction, depth, and perspective. The repeating forms guide the eye forward, inward, and around, creating a sense of movement without a fixed destination. Layered geometry and shifting color bands suggest choice, momentum, and orientation — a reminder that direction is often felt before it's fully understood.
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Design 05 · A collaboration with Alex Stoner
Manifest Labyrinth
This layered mandala explores the relationship between structure and flow. The repeating geometric paths move inward and outward at the same time, creating a sense of motion within balance. The interlaced lines represent connection, choice, and the way separate paths naturally meet. Each layer adds depth and rhythm, reminding us that clarity often emerges not from a single direction, but from the harmony of many.
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