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The Squirrels
from the series Strong Women
When you bring The Squirrel into your collection, you welcome curiosity and agility into your space. This work celebrates the clever, observant side of strength — the kind that reads the world, adapts quickly, and finds opportunity in unexpected moments. The Squirrel embodies alertness with elegance, a reminder that resilience can be nimble as well as steadfast.
The piece invites you to follow its rhythm: subtle movements, sudden pauses, and delicate gestures across its layered surface. Each layer hints at stories gathered over time — a reflection of the way insight and experience accumulate quietly, yet shape the way we move forward.
For a collector, The Squirrelis not only visually engaging, but intellectually alive. It sparks curiosity and reflection, inviting you to discover something new each time you return to it. Placed among other works in the Strong Women series, it adds wit, energy, and a sense of playful vigilance, balancing power with agility.
This is a work for someone who appreciates intelligence expressed through form, and strength revealed in movement, awareness, and the joy of discovery. It continues to reward attention, growing richer in meaning with each encounter.
The essence of who you truly are shows in your resonance.
When i create I often start with a unknown feeling and I often travel to get inspiration to observe the unseen. Then I create something with essence for your soul. A special feeling, place or attachment knowing. The mystery of life itself trying to make sense.
I bring all that to your wall. For you to see, feel and learn about. Trusting the resonance of your own soul.
- Elaine
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