‘I Know A Place’ reflects on travel, memory, and connection through a layered symbolic landscape. At the center of the composition sits one of my iconic skulls, marked by a third eye, Sparkie, spirits within the eyes, and a guiding presence, all framed by lush, leafy forms that draw the viewer inward.
The lower portion of the work opens onto a beach scene in Rio, evoking movement, warmth, and the sensory richness of a foreign place. Above, the composition gestures back toward Philadelphia, with the skyline and bridge anchoring the image in familiarity and return. Together, these elements weave geography and spirit into a single narrative of movement and belonging.
Dynamic and richly detailed, ‘I Know A Place’ explores how place lives not only in memory, but in the unseen forces that guide us between departure and homecoming.
