“Between Continents” — a hand-printed woodblock on Japanese Sikishu paper, layering Bantu and Aboriginal-inspired motifs into rhythmic patterns that echo migration, orientation, and memory.
In Between Continents, layers of Bantu and Aboriginal-inspired motifs ripple across hand-printed fields, evoking ancient paths carved into land and memory. This original woodblock print bridges cultural geographies, weaving together African and Oceanic symbologies through rhythmic pattern and earthen palette.
Printed on Sekishu—an archival handmade paper from Japan—the piece honors traditions of mark-making and the universality of visual language. Zigzags, chevrons, and dotted lines pulse like drumbeats or dreamlines, tracing a shared human impulse to orient, migrate, and connect across distance and time.
- Subject Matter: "Waypoint" Patterns
- Collections: Waypoints and Nautical , Woodcut and Linocut
