Quote: “Out beyond ideas of wrongdoing and rightdoing there is a field. I will meet you there.”

This quote is a powerful reminder to move beyond my own fixed ideas and to open to other perspectives, bringing me out of my own limited experience of life.

On a societal level, the call to move away from opposition, separation and divisiveness is timely and much needed. The world would benefit from a new “field” where more open and real dialogues can unfold to foster connectedness and unity.

In “Will you meet me there?” the two different geometrical shapes; a line and a circle with its opposite colors of black and white represent the concepts of right and wrong.

At the point of meeting between the line and the circle, the black and white transform into a mirror (“the field”), reflecting the viewer’s image and that he/she can be “that field” and choose to stand for new possibilities and work towards common ground.