While There’s Still Time reflects the mental weight of trying to hold many parts of life at once. Its layered, fragmented face and looping marks suggest thoughts circling without pause: caring for family, meeting daily obligations, managing work and finances, facing the changes that come with age, and making room for dreams that still matter.

As responsibilities deepen and time seems to move faster, it can feel as though there is never enough of it. The work gives form to that tension – the pressure to keep showing up for others while still making space for oneself and the life one hopes to build. It asks us to consider how we carry everything we need to do, and what we choose to make time for while we can.