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In December of 2022, I embarked on a journey to create a piece that represents our circadian rhythms and how they affect our waking and sleeping brains. The process was collaborative as I worked very closely with a neurologist who specializes in sleep medicine. She was invaluable in giving me resources and ideas that made the piece come to life and I am so grateful for all of her input along the way. As always, I learned SO much while making the piece about how our brains work. Below you will find detailed photos about my artistic process and below that a fully annotated look at all of the symbols included in this piece. I urge you to visit SaveStandardTime.com to learn more! Click on the thumbnails to enlarge each photo for a better look. Below the annotated brain you will find an audio file if you have difficulty reading the fine print. Enjoy! Have a question? Leave a comment below and I will try to get an answer for you. The final piece took approximately seven weeks in total from initial conception. It is comprised of fabric, thread, beads, charms, buttons, clock hands, and paint on canvas and gallery wrap stretcher bars. 16x20 inches of bright color and texture with so much to look at. See the annotated version of 'A Stitch in Time' below for the full explanation of every detail.   Prints now available here: 'A Stitch in Time' neuro art print 8x10 or 11x14 
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AuthorChronicling my adventures as a Neuro Artist. I love to make work centered on our magnificent brains and learn about how it all works in the process.. Archives
February 2023
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