My a sculpture, "The Time is Now" repurposes a vintage mantle clock's case and gears. Glass feet lift it off the shelf where a weather barometer reminds us of the ever-changing nature of our journey. A doll puppet hangs from a protruding key, representing humanity's place in time.

Maritime flags spell out, “The Time Is Now”, unfurling across puffy painted clouds on a deep blue sky. One cloud with watchful eyes, gazes upon a chair holding a glass globe, emphasizing our duty to protect our fragile planet.

In its entirety, "The Time is Now" weaves together these diverse elements, encouraging contemplation of the intricate interplay between time, human agency, and the pressing need to safeguard the world we call home.