War at Pickleball Court

Pickleball pieces, acrylic on canvas.

24x18x3"

This work envisions the devastating impact if war was to break on a pickleball court and its surrounding community, transforming a space of play, movement, and connection into a reflection of destruction and resilience. Superimposing the scars of conflict onto the court, earlier depicted in PB Court, this work serves as a stark juxtaposition between the joy of sport and the weight of violence.
The work is a meditation on loss, survival, and the urgent need for peace. It challenges us to consider the spaces we, as Canadian, take for granted, the places where we gather, play and forge connection and how it may be threatened.