I’ve been working on this piece for a couple of years now, trying to get it to this point. I keep going back into it, moving things around and trying to understand what I want the flowers to do.

I recently learned the word undulation. It’s the rippling movement you see when wind passes through a field. I imagine it like a buoy sitting in really still water, with those little ripples moving outward around it. That’s how I imagine a field moving when the wind blows through it, and I’ve been trying to recreate that feeling with these flowers.

I also love Magic Eye images—the scientific word is autostereogram. I love looking at a flat pattern and suddenly seeing something else appear inside it. I love that moment when your eyes shift and the image becomes something different. That’s what I’m trying to do with Floral Quilt: make a still image feel like it’s moving and give your eyes something hidden inside the pattern to keep searching for.

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