“Reach for the Moon”

This stained glass piece, Reach for the Moon, captures a moment suspended between desire and acceptance—a quiet meditation on longing, vulnerability, and the enduring human spirit. A single hand reaches upward, delicately holding the moon, not in triumph, but in gentle reverence. It is an image of ambition, but also restraint—of reaching not to possess, but to touch something beautiful and distant, even if only for a moment.
In community spaces, Reach for the Moon is a reminder that ambition can coexist with humility, and that there is meaning—and even peace—in simply reaching toward what moves us.