I am a collector; I collect organic objects, from livestock skeletons and insect nests to seedpods and shells. Once removed from their original context, the identity and meaning of these precious objects shift. They are no longer growing, they are no longer alive, but they are far from static. Over time, my interaction and interpretation as a collector changed. The objects develop new meanings, and my response is open to multiple imaginings, impacted by emotions and through significant moments and memories in time. I retrace old imagery and re-examine objects collected many years ago. The ever-changing forms remain dynamic, providing endless possibilities and re-imaginings.