Why The Peacock’s Awakening Belongs With You
There are moments in life when everything quietly rearranges itself.
A later-in-life neurodivergent diagnosis can do that — not by changing who you are, but by revealing how much of yourself you’ve been holding back. The Peacock’s Awakening exists for that moment. For the unmasking. For the remembering. For the slow, brave process of becoming yourself without apology.
This 60 × 80 cm modular mosaic is not just something to hang on a wall — it is something to live alongside. Its segmented form mirrors the way identity returns in pieces: a preference rediscovered here, a truth accepted there, a joy reclaimed one tile at a time.
The peacock is not shown mid-display by accident. This is the moment just after permission is given — when beauty is no longer performed for approval, but expressed because it feels right. The hand-placed tiles hold movement, depth, and imperfection, honouring the reality that self-acceptance is textured, layered, and deeply human.
This piece is for you if:
you were diagnosed later in life and are still finding your footing
you are learning who you are beneath years of masking
you want your home to reflect not just taste, but truth
you believe art can be both beautiful and affirming
Owning The Peacock’s Awakening is a quiet act of self-recognition. A way of saying, “I see myself now — and that is enough.” It doesn’t ask you to explain yourself. It simply holds space for who you are becoming.
This mosaic will not just be noticed by guests — it will be felt by you, daily. A reminder that your awakening is not late. It is right on time.
