She Didn’t Hold Back, And It Was Always Worth It
She Didn’t Hold Back, And It Was Always Worth It
2026
Acrylic and wood relief.
24x24” / 60.96x60.96 cm
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Trudge The Road Of Happy Destiny
Trudge The Road Of Happy Destiny
2026
Acrylic on reclaimed wood.
11.5x52”
This piece is part of my Nothing Wasted Series. In this body of work, I use salvaged wood offcuts and, often without altering their shape, I allow the natural irregularities of each scrap to guide the composition. I lean on hard-edge and trompe l’oeil to create the illusion of three-dimensional depth, blurring the boundary between physical form and painted space. This series reflects my commitment to repurposing materials, giving them new life as unconventional, playful sculptures. Each piece is an exploration of reinvention and renewal, exploring how discarded materials can be transformed into something unexpected, joyful, and full of possibility.
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Wait And See
Wait And See
2026
Acrylic on reclaimed wood.
25.5x23.5”
This piece is part of my Nothing Wasted Series. In this body of work, I use salvaged wood offcuts and, often without altering their shape, I allow the natural irregularities of each scrap to guide the composition. I lean on hard-edge and trompe l’oeil to create the illusion of three-dimensional depth, blurring the boundary between physical form and painted space. This series reflects my commitment to repurposing materials, giving them new life as unconventional, playful sculptures. Each piece is an exploration of reinvention and renewal, exploring how discarded materials can be transformed into something unexpected, joyful, and full of possibility.
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Onwards And Upwards
Onwards And Upwards
2026
Acrylic and wood relief.
24x24” / 60.96x60.96 cm
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She Never Wondered What If
She Never Wondered What If
2026
Acrylic and wood relief.
24x24” / 60.96x60.96 cm
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To Thine Own Self Be True
To Thine Own Self Be True
2026
Acrylic on reclaimed wood.
17x28”
This piece is part of my Nothing Wasted Series. In this body of work, I use salvaged wood offcuts and, often without altering their shape, I allow the natural irregularities of each scrap to guide the composition. I lean on hard-edge and trompe l’oeil to create the illusion of three-dimensional depth, blurring the boundary between physical form and painted space. This series reflects my commitment to repurposing materials, giving them new life as unconventional, playful sculptures. Each piece is an exploration of reinvention and renewal, exploring how discarded materials can be transformed into something unexpected, joyful, and full of possibility.
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A catalogue of available artworks is available upon request.
I Believe In Second Chances I
I Believe In Second Chances I
2026
Acrylic on reclaimed wood.
9x16” inches
This piece is part of my Nothing Wasted Series. In this body of work, I use salvaged wood offcuts and, often without altering their shape, I allow the natural irregularities of each scrap to guide the composition. I lean on hard-edge and trompe l’oeil to create the illusion of three-dimensional depth, blurring the boundary between physical form and painted space. This series reflects my commitment to repurposing materials, giving them new life as unconventional, playful sculptures. Each piece is an exploration of reinvention and renewal, exploring how discarded materials can be transformed into something unexpected, joyful, and full of possibility.
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A catalogue of available artworks is available upon request.
I Believe In Second Chances II
I Believe In Second Chances II
2026
Acrylic on reclaimed wood.
9x16” inches
This piece is part of my Nothing Wasted Series. In this body of work, I use salvaged wood offcuts and, often without altering their shape, I allow the natural irregularities of each scrap to guide the composition. I lean on hard-edge and trompe l’oeil to create the illusion of three-dimensional depth, blurring the boundary between physical form and painted space. This series reflects my commitment to repurposing materials, giving them new life as unconventional, playful sculptures. Each piece is an exploration of reinvention and renewal, exploring how discarded materials can be transformed into something unexpected, joyful, and full of possibility.
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A catalogue of available artworks is available upon request.
Triangles, Like Women, Are Strong As F*ck
Triangles, Like Women, Are Strong As F*ck
2026
Acrylic and wood relief.
18×18” / 45.72x45.72 cm
I finished this geometric wood relief on International Women’s Day and, as it happens, triangles are the strongest shape in engineering. They hold their form, distribute force, and don’t collapse under pressure. Coincidence? I think not. The title of this art piece basically wrote itself.
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A catalogue of available artworks is available upon request.