2018
screenprint on raw canvas
20 x 2'
The Best of Intentions originated as an intentional square breathing exercise that would invite viewers to ruminate on their own meditative space. Instead, it has been placed on the floor in a corner, wedged between two paintings that commemorate emotional instability.
This is much more akin to my own experiences with meditative breathing, that is, perfectly accessible on a calm sunday evening, but impossible while in a Walmart having a panic attack from nothing in particular.