Tag: becoming

Recognition

Norma looks back over a tangled landscape as a white path continues into the black unknown, representing recognition of how far she has come.

A Wider Horizon

Norma, wearing a red top and black pants, stands at a railing looking across a dark landscape toward a distant horizon and setting sun.

Continuing Forward

Norma, wearing a red top and black pants, walks along a white bridge through a black landscape toward a distant horizon.

Continuing Together

Continuing Together | Part 3 of 3

The Gift Across Time

Young Norma offers a flower to her present-day self, who kneels to receive it across a black-and-white divide, symbolizing the gifts of childhood and connection between past and present.

Meeting Who I Was

Norma reaches toward her younger self across a black-and-white divide, symbolizing recognition, childhood memories, and connection between past and present.

Showing Up

Norma writes in a notebook beside books labeled Practice, Progress, and Me, illustrating how repetition shapes who she becomes.

Before I Know

Norma walks along a winding white path into an unknown black landscape toward the horizon.

The Grip

Norma sits curled up, holding herself tightly, reflecting on the difference between protecting what matters and holding it too tightly.

In Place

Norma holds the final white puzzle piece beside an almost-complete circular puzzle, reflecting the moment when something finds where it belongs.

What IStand On

Norma stands calmly on a foundation of white bricks, looking ahead with quiet confidence. Text reads, “What I Stand On” and “I stand on what I have chosen to build.”

What I Carry Forward

Norma walks forward carrying a backpack while an outlined version of her former self remains behind. Text reads, “Not everything that brought me here needs to go where I’m going.”

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