All the Horizons I have Yet to Cross, Hapuna by Margo Ray

Hand cut kozo prints, goauche, layered papers and fibers on canvas
48” h x 34” w

"The first piece in this new series, All the Horizons I Have Yet to Cross explores the presence of lifeguard towers along Hawaii’s shores—structures that stand between safety and risk, solitude and community, land and sea. Like watchful sentinels, they embody both protection and distance, reminders of human presence within a vast and shifting natural world," shares Margo. "For me, these towers also become metaphors for the horizons in our own lives—the thresholds not yet crossed, the moments of waiting, and the unseen futures that call from beyond the line where ocean meets sky."