Cover Me emerged from the need for refuge during periods of growth that feel uncomfortable and uncertain. It speaks to the instinct to seek protection without abandoning transformation—to pause, gather strength, and continue becoming, to continue blooming.

The work holds a quiet space of shelter and regeneration. Within this refuge, vulnerability is not a weakness but a condition for endurance. Attention remains present here; what is essential is protected, remembered, and allowed to take root.

Cover Me invites the viewer to consider the places they turn to when life presses in—and how safety can exist not as an escape, but as part of the journey forward.

Acrylic collage on canvas, 24 × 24 inches. Ready to hang.