I Died a Thousand Times
Part of the Fever Dreams collection, I Died a Thousand Times draws inspiration from dream symbolism, the tension between domestic expectations and personal fulfillment, and the many small ways a person can lose pieces of themselves over time. Loosely inspired by a hypnotherapy session, the piece explores themes of identity, longing, and transformation through a surreal dreamlike lens.
The embroidery is presented in a black-painted oval hoop and finished with a hand-stitched black velvet bow, creating a Victorian-inspired silhouette that feels both elegant and unsettling.
Details
- Original hand embroidery
- Black-painted oval hoop
- Hand-stitched black velvet bow
- Approx. 4.5" x 7"
- Ready to hang
- One of a kind
Part of the Fever Dreams collection, a series inspired by dream symbolism, folklore, recurring nightmares, and the liminal space between sleep and waking.