Acrylic on Canvas, 2024
This piece exudes a bold energy that invites you to break free from constraints and embrace individuality. The captivating interplay of black, white, gold, and teal is presented with both intention and serendipity, converging to create a vibrant tapestry of visual tension and harmony.
Acrylic on Canvas, 2025
The expressive and chaotic background of blue, black, white, and ochre combines with expressive and deliberate mark-making, revealing a subtle interplay between control and unpredictability, where color, line, and texture coexist in a balance that feels both energetic and contemplative. Can you find the courage it takes to embrace individuality and creation that is true to oneself?
Acrylic on Canvas, 2025
Bold reds collide with cool turquoise, combining with layered brushstrokes, splatters, and smudges to create an emotional scent that balances chaos with careful intent. The expressive paint drips and fearless mark-making add a sense of immediacy and unfiltered emotion, echoing the search for truth and acceptance. How do you answer the question, “Am I enough?
Acrylic on Canvas, 2025
Can fury be turned into truth? Motion and color collide across the canvas—chaotic, layered, alive—capturing the fight to transform rage into something seen, heard, and felt.
Acrylic on Canvas, 2024
This abstract artwork poignantly symbolizes our ability to emerge from difficult moments and embrace the beauty and joy that await us on the other side. The monochromatic palette, with bright moments of red and gold, evokes a sense of hope and transformation that will remind you that there is always a light to guide you forward.
Acrylic on Canvas, 2025
This work speaks with explosive color and raw emotion. The layered strokes and flowing drips echo an inner journey—moments of chaos, moments of clarity, and the beauty of becoming whole. What does loving yourself look like?
Acrylic on Canvas, 2026
A study of the tension between heart and head—emotion surging forward while the mind tries to define it and make meaning through words. Do you follow your heart, your head… or the space between them?
Acrylic on Canvas, 2026
A layered exploration of intuition and restraint, where vibrant blues push forward against earthy tones, looping marks, and drifting lines—capturing the tension between chaos and quiet control. Where do you find balance when structure gives way to instinct?
Acrylic on Canvas, 2026
A storm of shadow and color marks the moment shame begins to lose its hold. What could grow in the space that freedom creates?
Acrylic on Canvas, 2026
A moment of resistance, movement, and unexpected clarity. This piece holds the moment between doubt and decision. Layered, restless, and alive with movement, it reveals what can emerge when resistance is met with action instead of retreat. What might unfold if you trusted yourself mid-process?
Acrylic on Canvas, 2026
Vibrant layers of purples and pinks create movement and depth, while visible brushwork and subtle drips add a sense of raw emotion and spontaneity. Both energetic and intentional, the piece captures a pivotal shift—choosing oneself and embracing the power of no. Where in your life do you need to say no?
Acrylic on Canvas, 2026
An exploration of punishment, pain, and the fight to return to yourself — rendered in black, blue, and the uninvited pink of someone who tried to control me. The silver scratches won the day. Where in your life are you scratching your way back to yourself?
Acrylic on Canvas, 2026
This piece begins where grief rarely admits it starts: in anger. The dominant greens were chosen instinctively to represent loss: alive, complex, and refusing to be quiet. The dark voids scattered throughout the composition are the absences, the mother-shaped holes that no amount of love could fill. The pink bursts, applied with a homemade star-shaped mark-maker, are the mothers themselves, vivid and present, but not in control of the canvas. The grid marks are doubled scratches, one set for each mother, signifying the twice-over work of scratching back to myself. The drips fall from the bottom like tears the painting refused to hold in. Created on Mother’s Day 2026, this piece represents the moment I said goodbye—not to two women, but to the mother I never had.
