THC — OBJECT NO. 420

Category: Mixed Medium on Canvas

Color Field: emerald palace

Dimensions: 15 × 19 × 1.25 in

MATERIALS: Acrylic, sculpted plastic film, sculpted bubble wrap, rolling papers, preserved cannabis flower, and collected dispensary artifacts.

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Created while reflecting on my relationship with marijuana. This piece moves through the space between ritual and attachment, reverence and codependency: Examining how intention shapes experience.

A study in relationship : in reverence, resistance, and the search for presence and relief; intention and reverence.

What makes something sacred?
What allows it to become habit?

A reaching—
born from devotion,
or from disconnection.

A quiet inquiry:
What are you running from?
What are you moving toward?

I’ve learned that, like any energy,
it mirrors the intention we bring.

In the liminal space—
between use and awareness,
between seeking and returning—
a search for equilibrium.

This work approaches it not only as substance,
but as consciousness—
a teacher of stillness,
of expansion,
of return.

A relic of presence.
A re-patterning.

A quiet offering—
a sacred plant medicine,
when met with reverence and intention.