Triple Goddess— Atmospheric Installation

Triple Goddess is a three-part atmospheric installation composed of Maiden, Mother, and Crone, distinct yet interdependent environments that operate independently or as a unified whole. Each section is defined by its own material language and aromatic profile, expressed through American Bakhoor and guided airflow systems.
 
Fans and directional objects shape the movement of aroma through each space, allowing aroma to travel with intention rather than diffusion. The Maiden, Mother, and Crone environments maintain their own presence while gradually flowing toward a shared central convergence point, where all three aromatic currents meet.
 
This central intersection functions as a literal and embodied expression of transformation: a space where beginnings, continuance, and endings coexist simultaneously. Visitors experience the work through movement and breath, encountering change not as a linear progression but as a living system, overlapping, recursive, and embodied.
Triple Goddess explores how identity evolves across a lifetime, emphasizing continuity rather than separation. By allowing the three stages to exist both independently and together, the installation reframes transformation as an accumulation of experience rather than a loss of former selves.
 
The work may be installed as:
three discrete environments,
a sequential pathway,
or a unified triptych with a shared center.
 
Part of an ongoing atmospheric narrative cycle. Currently stewarded.