36 inch x 48 inch x ¾ inch
Acrylic on canvas – sides painting black, wired for hanging
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60 inch x 20 inch x 1.5 inch
Acrylic on canvas.
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Can be hung horizontally or vertically.
36 inch x 48 inch x 1.5 inch
Acrylic on canvas. Sides are painted black.
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I painted this horse like a sketch to capture a sense of spontaneity and lightness. It symbolizes powerful energy with focused purpose. Whoever is drawn to this piece will be supported in confidence, strength and courage to take the next steps toward living their purpose. It’s time to go for it.
30 inch x 30 inch x2.5 inch
Acrylic on canvas – 2.5 inch Douglas Fir Floating Wood Frame
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This was the first song I learned to sing, as my dad sang it to me so much when I was little. Like 1974, this is another retro 70s piece, communicating a feeling of childhood innocence, freedom and joy. I hope these colors make you as happy as they make me!
30 inch x 30 inch x 2 inch
Acrylic on canvas – 2 inch Solid Wood Blue Lacquer Frame
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Created for LGBTQ+ Pride Month, this painting celebrates the full spectrum of expressions of love. The triangle is copper metallic paint that shimmers in the light, and the colors were painted with a palette knife. Based on the colors of the original pride flag, its meaning also includes the progress flag which highlights the inclusion of transgender individuals and communities of color.
30 inch x 30 inch x 1.5 inch
Acrylic on canvas – 2.5 inch Douglas Fir Floating Wood Frame
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Life is constantly changing and full of uncertainty. When I painted this, I was contemplating surfing as a metaphor for life - taking the waves as they come, trying to pick the best ones, and sometimes getting massively tumbled. It’s a reminder that we are naturally buoyant and can ride whatever life brings if we keep going.
26.75 inch x 38.75 inch x 1.5 inch
Mixed Media, Acrylic on canvas - Silver frame
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Joy is an act of Resistance. Originally the title of a poem by Black poet Toi Derricotte, this idea has been embraced and repeated by activists and dreamers of all kinds. Joy and sorrow are inseparable, and it sometimes takes a period of sorrow for me to remember joy. This painting sat on my easel for many months, waiting for me. I didn’t know where it wanted to go. I was finally able to finish it after finding a small feather in my neighborhood, which I incorporated into the painting. The feather whispered, “remember joy,” and the painting came to life through that reminder. Joy is part of our nature, and two of the best reminders of joy for me are nature and music, which are both represented here.
24 inch x 36 inch
Acrylic on canvas - 1.5 inch Douglas Fir solid wood floating frame
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24 inch x 36 inch
Acrylic on canvas - 1.5 inch Douglas Fir solid wood floating frame
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Walking through the deep dark forest of life. Following bread crumbs. Listening to the silence. Bumping into things. Encountering wonder and awe. Seeing and not seeing. Getting lost ….. the path is everywhere, so can one ever truly be lost? Feeling, finding, letting go. Making friends along the way. Learning to love. The journey is the destination.
32 inch x 42.5 inch x 2.5 inch
Acrylic on canvas - Floating frame
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I painted this in June of 2020, in the midst of racial upheaval sparked by the murders of Ahmaud Arbery, Breonna Taylor and George Floyd. Someone asked what I was thinking of when I painted it, and I said I thought about white supremacy and how it used Christianity as a justification for slavery. How the KKK burned crosses as symbols of racial terror. How white supremacy was still justifying the murder of Black people. I thought about EJI’s Community Remembrance Project in which they collected soil from historic lynching sites across the country. Hundreds of jars of soil in so many beautiful shades of brown and copper, documenting the legacy of mass violence. I put those shades on a white cross in the center of the painting. I thought about the American flag as a symbol of liberty and patriotism, but also of deep hypocrisy and racial hate. I thought about how Venus, the planet of love and beauty, was visible in the night sky while I painted, but love and beauty felt very distant. Reckoning. We have to start telling the truth.
“To overcome racial inequality, we must confront our history.” - Equal Justice Initiative
This painting is dedicated to racial equity and the movement to bring transformative justice, healing and lasting systemic change in our culture. May we end racial violence in the U.S. May we confront our brutal history with rigorous honesty and make amends.
24 inch x 36 inch
Acrylic on canvas - 1.75 inch Douglas Fir solid wood floating frame
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Ancient wisdom creates future hope. Indigenous and African elders remind us of truth. Eyes that see in the dark. Seeing both shadow and light, wounds and miracles, injustice and restoration. Be brave enough to see deeply and know what you know. The effects of love are maximal and your love is needed.
24 inch x 36 inch x 1.5 inch
Acrylic on canvas - 1.5 inch Douglas Fir solid wood floating frame
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Let Black women lead. Listen and learn.
30 inch x 47 inch x 1.5 inch
Acrylic on canvas – sides painted black, wired for hanging
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I painted this after Roe v. Wade was overturned as a way to process my anger, grief and fear. The patriarchy has always tried to control the womb, as it represents woman’s original power. This primal power cannot be controlled or owned by anyone other than the person with the womb. This piece celebrates the feminine powers of creativity, healing, wisdom, prosperity, mother nature, originality, magic, sexuality, freedom, rebirth, pleasure, peace, embodiment, joy, beauty and growth.
36 inch x 36 inch x 1.5 inch
Acrylic on canvas. 2.5 inch Douglas Fir Floating Wood Frame
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The interplay of black and white reminds us that each makes the other visible. Embracing our shadow and making it our ally is essential for becoming a whole person. This piece offers courage to the brave person doing the deep work of self acceptance and love.
36 inch x 36 inch x 1.5 inch
Acrylic on canvas. Sides are painted black.
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I AM SOVEREIGN UNTO MYSELF. MY BODILY AUTONOMY IS NON-NEGOTIABLE. Mother earth as a Black/Brown body. The Divine Feminine in her many forms - power, earthiness, life force, sexuality, wisdom, healing, wholeness. Safety. Birth. Radical self love. Queer love. The body is not an apology. Divinity is implied. I am large, I contain multitudes.
