Retain My Shape
Acrylic and Gold Leaf on Birchwood Panel
We are always confronted with the vision of ourselves that someone else has created. It is up to us to keep our shape and version of ourselves that we know to be true.
20”
The Intensity In Which I Love
Oil on Birch Wood Panel
16x18.5"
Caliente o Frío
Acrylic and Oil On Birchwood Panel
24”
The Mind's Eye
Acrylic, and Gold Leaf on Birch wood Panel
20”
The primary purpose of the vitreous body of the eye is to keep the center of the eye clear, so that light can get to the retina and vision can begin. Without this vitreous body or any damage to this substance, our vision is comprised. This is my visualization of the vitreous fluid of the mind’s eye.
There Is Always A Lesson In Blue
Oil on Birch wood Panel
20"
Simplicity always grounds me. In this piece I am exploring the strength in stillness and quiet. Blue always brings me to a place of serenity and balance.
The Pursuit of Equality
Rust and Acrylic on Birch wood Panel
24”
The rust represents the black and brown lives. The copper, gold, and bronze lines represent the reach and determination we have, to attain equality and a better life. The right, white side of the panel, represents the majority. The white, flesh tone, and gray lines represent their upward movement and the lines that cross over the others, represent the lengths they will take to protect their status, even at the expense of themselves.
Keeping Erosion at Bay
Rust and Oil on Birch wood Panel
24”
A One Sided Conversation
Oil On Birch wood panel
20"
Lay Me Down But Never Pick Me Up
Oil On Birch wood Panel
2018
20"
"A Man Has Always Wanted To Lay Me Down But He Never Wanted To Pick Me Up"-Eartha Kitt. This resonated with me and my past relationships with men.
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Conjuring A Constellation
Acrylic, Copper, Oil Pastel, Rust, and Watercolor on Arches Cold Pressed Paper, on a Vinyl Record.
12”
This piece was sold at an auction to benefit the McNay Museum in San Antonio, Texas.
Learning to Tame My Demons
Oil on Birch wood Panel
20"
2017
Before growth can happen we have to look inward. Taming the thoughts and negative behaviors we have been taught and developed as coping skills is important for balance.
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July 18 Study
Acrylic on Birchwood Panel
12”
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Hindsight
Oil, Oil Pastel, Gold Leaf, and Silver Leaf On Canvas
20"
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This piece represents how we see events after they have occurred. We tend to have all the answers and are able to carefully place everything in order.
Sharp and Precise
Acrylic and Oil Pastel on Birchwood Panel
12”
Should've Said No
Oil on Canvas
30x30"
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Texture Of MisCommunication
Gold Leaf, Oil, Oil Pastel, Silver Leaf, on Canvas
20"
On loan with Austin City Hall, People's Gallery
I created a rough texture to symbolize what we feel when we are not being heard. I used bright colors, because I believe that if we see the same miscommunication from a place of empathy, we can be lead to a place of understanding.
Brilliantly Jaded
Oil and Oil Pastel on Canvas
20"
I've always heard people say, "Don't become Jaded." But, I've grown to believe that being Jaded doesn't have to be a bad thing. Without growth and awareness of the world, you would continue to make the same mistakes. So being "Brilliantly Jaded" is an outcome of the hardships that I've faced.
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Naive
Oil and Oil Pastel on Birch wood Panel
16x19"
20th of Fifth
Oil on Canvas
12"
Pieces Of The Ocean
Oil & Silver Leaf On Canvas
70x20"
Pieces Of The Ocean (Detail)
A View Of The Inside
Oil, Oil Pastel on Canvas
16x19”
This is a self portrait. This is how I envision myself on the inside.
Midst
Oil On Canvas
30x30"
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Its Coarse On The Inside Sometimes
Oil and Oil Pastel On Canvas
16x19"
This another self portrait. This represents those times when you feel you've hit a rough patch and it begins to take a toll.
The Battle Ensues
Gold Leaf and Oil on Canvas
30x30"
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The piece represents nature vs nurture. We fight against what we were taught, in opposition to what be believe to be true through learned life experiences.
Which Lives Matter
Oil on Birchwood Panel
16x19"
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This piece represents black lives, white lives, and the police . Begging the question of which life is more important? or “Are they all equal?.
Under
Oil On Canvas
20x24"
On loan with Austin City Hall People's Gallery
This painting is based on a fable by Aesop titled, "The Cat Maiden". It focuses on nature vs nurture. A cat fell in love with a young man, and asked Venus to change her into a woman. Venus consented. The young man saw her and loved her, and took her home as his bride. While the two were in their chamber, Venus wished to discover if the Cat also altered her habits in life, she unleashed a mouse in the room. The Cat, started up from the couch and pursued the mouse, Venus was disappointed and returned the Maiden to her former shape.
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Gilded Silence
Oil and Gold Leaf on Canvas
24x30"
Black and Blue
Oil and Rust on Canvas
Triptych 72x36”
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