acrylic on canvas
18 x 24
A meditation on becoming honoring the in-between as whole, carrying past and future simultaneously.
acrylic on canvas
36 x 24
Drawn from an 18th-century family photograph. The piece asks whether generations separated by centuries share similar fears, hopes, and questions.
A transition painting into the 2026 body of work.
The figures embody endurance across generations, proposing that what feels like cultural fracture may instead be part of a longer arc of becoming. Light becomes a symbol of inherited resilience
Can I Get A Witness
acrylic on canvas
36 × 36
Inspired by the Lao Tzu quote, “When I let go of what I am, I become what I might be,” this painting explores surrender as transformation. Releasing rigid identity creates space for becoming. It echoes my broader inquiry: perhaps growth begins when we loosen our grip on fixed narratives about who we are, allowing something truer to surface.
acrylic on canvas
36 × 30
Referencing the nursery rhyme, a commentary on control, conformity, or rebellion. She witnesses the world around her—the challenges, the turbulence—but these do not dictate her choices; instead, they reinforce her awareness that she is not broken, but strengthened by life’s trials.
12 x 12
acylic, wax on canvas
“You don’t become unstoppable by following the crowd” — Tim Grover.
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