The ‘time series’ is a celebration of the relentless gravity of time while honoring women who juggle their work, family, passions, chores, obligations, volunteer positions, health, etc. I painted each of these pieces on wooden panels and layered them with handmade paper. They are all purposefully monochromatic so that the hourglass and the woman can…
My “Bicyclette” series was completed in 2015. This series was painted to honor underprivileged young girls in Cambodia. Without bicycles, they have to walk on foot several miles to arrive at their schools. During these long treks, these girls risk their lives and their safety. The bicycle is a literal and figurative means to empowerment…
The umbrella series overlapped with the bicyclette (bicycle) series but both represent protection and freedom to me. Just as an umbrella protects us from rain, the umbrella also represents the feeling of safety and independence.
In 2012/2013, I painted a series of historical and influential women. All of these pieces were 48″ x 30″, larger than life. My hope was to connect young girls with historical icons rather than them being influenced by current reality or media personalities. I partnered with the non-profit, Girls on the Run, and ended up…
Read About This Collection My fascination and intrigue with birds has come to a forefront over the last decade. I also have a love of patterns and numbers. I learned about murmurations while living in the piedmont of North Carolina and would continually see these swooping and undulating patterns of hundreds of birds near our…
Born and raised in the south, “Southern Roots” is about old established trees, natural growth and wildlife in the south.
