Seeking Hope

In View
Lighthouses have always served as a symbol of hope. They represent a guiding light on the distant horizon in the dark of night. The notion of a beacon that can lead us to a secure harbour, a place of solace and rejuvenation, is comforting and reassuring. It is a pursuit that can consume our entire lives, an everlasting quest for hope that will ultimately lead us to tranquillity and contentment. Yet this search can also be the most arduous and challenging journey we undertake.

In Reflection
When we come to accept that both light and darkness coexist, that they are both essential and beneficial aspects of our lives, we can begin to comprehend the essence of life itself. By embracing the duality of light and dark, and acknowledging that one cannot exist without the other, we attain self acceptance and live a life illuminated by our own internal compass. In essence, we become our own lighthouse.

In My Life
There have been seasons when I searched desperately for guidance, longing for something to steady me in the dark. The lighthouse became a symbol of that search, a reminder that light does not erase shadow but coexists with it. I realised that hope is not always external, waiting to be found, but something I can cultivate within. Seeking Hope continues to remind me that carrying my own light is often the most reliable form of direction.

Recognitions and Exhibitions

Shadow Memories Solo Exhibition - Sydney 2025
Transcendence Exhibition - Boomer Gallery, London 2025
Shadow & Light Group Exhibition - Open Call 2025
Miami Artweeks - Miami 2025
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