The Index

Every piece begins as an argument.

Scripture and philosophy have been asking the same question for three thousand years: what a soul is worth, and what it is for. We read the sources, take the line that holds, and draw it. What you wear is the answer, not the decoration.

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Whoever watches the wind will not plant.
Ecclesiastes 11:4

A wilting flower on the front, a cross wrapped in rose vines on the back. Waiting for perfect conditions is how a life goes unplanted.

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No one can reverse what I have done.
Isaiah 43:13

An infinity sign woven from thorn vines, a crown, a cross. What is eternal and what it cost are the same drawing.

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Difficulties strengthen the mind, as labour does the body.
Seneca

A samurai holding position before a volcano, drawn in sumi ink. The trial is not what interrupts the life. It is the instrument that makes one.

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You could leave life right now.
Marcus Aurelius

A figure walking down the lines of time. Not morbid — clarifying. It decides what today is actually for.

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No man steps in the same river twice.
Heraclitus

Cherry blossom falling over a still figure. Everything you are holding on to is already moving.

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Number is the ruler of forms and ideas.
Pythagoras

Paired koi in ink. Harmony is not a mood you fall into. It is a proportion you can draw.

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Original designs built from the quotes, ideas and symbols of philosophy and scripture.

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