Recalibration

Leigh-Ellen Roundhill discovered her passion for art and creativity at an early age. With her sense for adventure, love of nature, and tendency to collect various objects, she felt a need to escape a world unsuited to her. This resulted in a lot of alone time and an unrestricted imagination to create whatever she wishes. Leigh-Ellen's artistic practice was reignited later in life as her mental health declined. She used art as a tool to assist in self-awareness and coping. Continuing to expand on her skills by challenging her abilities both mentally and physically, Leigh-Ellen works with different mediums and experiments across various genres. Art, along with gardening, allows her to remain stable, productive, and self-gratifying; giving her purpose to keep going.

This piece is a visual representation of life's fluidity and self-evolution, reminding us that growth isn't linear, and change is both within reach and forever constant. While this piece appears simple, it is not. It embodies the courage to pivot, adapt, and embrace new directions when old paths no longer serve us. Every detail reflects the quiet strength required to pause, realign and move forward with intention. Our power of choice is an openness to reshape our lives again and again.