Recent Works
The Gaze18 X 24
The Garden Gremlins-commissioned18 X 24
String Theory24 X 30This is about piecing together parts of yourself and always being a work in progress.
Will's Message
Will's Message
Will's Footprint
Will's Footprint
This is the permanence of our digital footprint. I chose to represent this through cyber bullying. First in Will's Message we have an old Tandy computer. The permanence of this is that technology isn’t going anywhere, this computer from the 80’s and technology is still around today. I chose this computer because it's my grandmother's name. That represents family with you throughout your life. When you talk negatively about someone online it could be seen by them or could be seen by many. No matter who sees it, if you read negative talk about someone even if you've never met them, are you likely to think positively about them? When someone posts negatively and you see it you carry that with you for the rest of your life. You'll always remember it. You can choose to let it define you or not. That is shown through the negative words from the first piece are the pattern of the clothes in the second. The words making fun of the makeup I chose to overlay over the make up. I chose glitching in the background and the outline around the person to represent technology still being around them going forward they will protect themselves.
Groovy Beams
Groovy Beams is about the inner glow that comes with self acceptance. Be different. Be unique. Be yourself.
Ode to Will Diptych 14 X 14
Pentaptych: Center Ring
A five-part self-portrait exploring the faces of autism. Starting as simply being myself but seen as different, then learning to mask, still being judged anyway, ending in a breaking point where everything finally spills over.
Junk Drawer
June 2025-WIP
Junk Drawer is my second art series. It is something I had been thinking about doing for a year. Junk Drawer explores self acceptance. As an autistic person I experience the world in fragments of tiny details. At times they can be overwhelming. Junk Drawer is where I bring those pieces together. As an autistic person I collect a lot of things. You will find them scattered throughout room. My collections needed a new purpose, new life. Each piece holds items that are personal, sentimental, beautiful, odd, fun and me. A recurring element is the symbol of the eye. Sometimes it is center stage and sometimes it is hidden. The eye is a tribute to my late father, he was an eye doctor. The most personal element of all is that I'm making a visual representation of my autism through every attached item representing all the things I process in a day. Hopefully making something beautiful. This process is my way of honoring my neurodivergent perspective. Instead of hiding what sets me apart, I use it to create. The traits I once masked have become the theme of my art, and the exact expression of who I am. Age 14+
La Citrouille 8x10 Pumpkins often represent transformation. Making it a perfect addition to this series.... part of the theme is giving new life and meaning to old treasures and memories. Also, I love pumpkin pie and Halloween so I needed a pumpkin in this series. It was inspired from a previous sketch I did.
Le Visage Rose 18x24
She is my original piece representing my Autistic experience. You can tell she is a person just a little different.. The green represents every sound, smell and interaction that I experience in a day and what it takes to process everything. She was inspired from a previous sketch.
Le Soleil, La Lune et Les Étoiles 16x20
The sun and moon are together in balance. This represents the past with memories tied to the trinkets and the possibilities with all the stars in the sky.
L'Oeil Violet 22x26 with frame
The eye itself is a symbol of awareness, truth and protection.
Boutons d’Étoiles 18x24 The neutral expression clown is a reflection of my personal autistic experience. What you see is neutral expression, showing neither joy nor sadness. It reflects the in between space I often feel trying to blend in while processing many emotions and details at once.
Les Yeux en Rose et Jaune 12x24
The pink and yellow eyes are curious and full of energy. They capture a sense of joy and mystery. This piece gives off the feeling of being safe and curious at the same time, like a kid exploring.
Boutons de Joie 18x24
The happy clown is a masked self portrait. What you see is happy and exaggerated. Obviously a mask to who the person really is underneath the makeup. As an autistic person, l often mask to make myself more relatable or understandable. That mask also hides the intensity of my inner world.
I See You 16x20 I See You is about the courage it takes to exist, trying to be true to myself in a world that is always judging. The face is tired of masking all of the time. The hands stretch the mouth open around a single eye. That eye is my voice when my words are not safe. It looks back and says: I see you judge me.
Becoming Me 36X48 Becoming Me is a mixed media piece of my preschool through 5th grade art. This piece is intentionally crowded, messy yet playful. That is what it felt like to have undiagnosed Autism during those years. I’m honoring every stage of myself, the past(my past art), present(incorporating my current art style), and future(the wonder of the future holds when you are young). Becoming Me Is a perfect addition to my Junk Drawer collection. Instead of letting all that old art sit in a box, I wanted to give it a second life and actually showcase the pieces that shaped me with a side of my current art style.
Victorian Clown 18x24
End Of The Show 24x36
After all the masking. After all the judgment. After I have processed everything around me. The meltdown.
Shapes 12 X 24
Rosie 12X16
Dasie 12 X 16
Bijou Drawer
August 2025-WIP
A sibling to my art series Junk Drawer. Bijou Drawer reimagines old jewelry and charms into fresh new pieces. Each piece has brand new hardware with its reimagined beads and charms. I have always collected beads and charms because they are pretty and brought me joy. To use them now lets me share with everyone else.,
Pom-Pom Collection
Sunburst Collection
Pom-Pom Collection
The Gradients
This was my first series. I was really exploring color, movement and geometric abstraction. I mostly used repeated shapes and patterns. Age 12-13
Gradient Triangles 20x20
Gradient Silver
Swiped Outlines
Commission
Abstract Beach
Gradient Squares 36 x 36
Gradient Gold
Favorites through the years
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