This piece speaks to the quiet shift that happens when attention moves toward what we want to grow. Beneath the surface there may be cracks, old stories, or places that feel imperfect - but when beauty becomes the focus, something changes. Life softens. Colour returns. The fractures lose their grip.
The small waxeye rests among blooms that feel abundant and alive, reminding us that healing doesn’t always come from fixing what’s broken. Sometimes it comes from choosing where we place our gaze - nurturing beauty, desire, and possibility until they become stronger than the cracks beneath them.
When Beauty Takes Focus is about allowing life to meet you where you are and responding with intention. A piece for spaces that invite gentleness, hope, and quiet transformation - where beauty is not an escape, but a powerful act of creation.
