“small journey, slow life” is a project that comes from a lifelong fascination with the dialogue between my subconscious and conscious mind.  In this installation at Applied Contemporary Craft Gallery in Oakland, CA, I weave a map of fragments from my dreams and meditative visions and invite viewers into the ritualistic, detective like process that I go through as I create sense of these imagination fragments, which function as talismans and guideposts in my waking life. I integrate tapestry, assemblage, prints and soundscape in an interconnected sculptural web of blues and purples, polygons, shimmer, and waves to point to the ecological relationship between the content of dreams and visions and the slow unfolding of conscious life.