The "Swimsuit Series" is a visual representation of the surreal challenges women face in society. Comprising twelve panels, each painted in acrylics on a collage of recycled materials, the series draws inspiration from real women's personal stories, news articles, and historical facts. The twelve women, depicted wearing only a bathing suit, serve as a metaphor for the twelve months of the year and the twelve labors of Hercules, symbolizing the impossible tasks that women face.

These oil paintings on aluminum plates depict houses and neighborhoods, drawing inspiration from satellite imagery and Google Street View. While most of these artwork come from commissions from clients seeking a lasting keepsake of their homes, I also enjoy creating these pieces as a way to unwind between my projects focused on women's rights.