A series of works that explores how self-identity connects to the concepts of mental and physical sanctuary (home).

This series expresses the reality of the felt, yet often unseen, inner dialogues within each human being. These works looks deeply into the definition of self-awareness as both a physical and spiritual experience.

These works explore the many emotions surrounding grief from loss of a loved one.

This purely abstract series reflects on various emotions as they relate to self-awareness and being human. They delve into a compassionate understanding of the deeper, authentic-self that is exposed by reactive emotions.

These figurative paintings express the way emotions show up within the body and how these experiences connect to the mind.

This series dives into the interconnectedness of human emotions and feelings as they pertain to how we see the world around us.

This small series is a celebrates the 'unpolished and messy' aspects within people as worthy of attention and Grace.

These works explore and celebrate the process of developing self-awareness that is then used to make positive changes to toxic coping mechanisms that have been passed silently through unaware generations.

These works are rapidly created paintings and drawings that explore catharsis.

The pieces in the collection all delve into experiencing emotions without words and feelings without order. It emphasizes the key-hole like glimspes of understanding and pieces of memory that can only be momentarily recalled.