Fabric of Time

"Fabric of Time" imagines time as something woven. A vast geometric mesh stretches across the darkness like a net of constellations, and caught within it are ghostly figures — a woman perched on stacked tins, a hooded figure in meditation, a bowed figure lost in thought — each half-dissolved into the weave. Open doors stand throughout the scene like portals, offering exits that may only lead deeper in.
Hand-composed as a layered digital collage in stark black and white, the piece treats time not as a river but as a textile: something stitched, knotted, and occasionally torn. The figures are both trapped by it and made of it.
Original digital artwork by Erika Litteral. Available for purchase — for the collector drawn to art about memory, time, and what holds us.