Self-Growth explores the messy, beautiful, and unpredictable nature of personal growth. The sienna brown background sets a grounded, earthy tone, while a worn, distressed table holds the centerpiece—a deep blue vase with painted hands, almost as if cradling the life growing from it.

Flowers spill out in every direction, twisting around the table legs and each other, refusing to be contained. Growth here isn’t neat or orderly—it’s tangled, reaching, always in motion. At the top of the vase, two eyes grow, watching, taking everything in. Leaves sprout from mouths, hinting at how growth comes through expression, through speaking our truths, or even through the things we struggle to say.

The piece is a reflection of how growth isn’t always graceful or predictable, but it’s always happening—sometimes wild, sometimes slow, but always pushing forward.