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In this painting, I explore the lingering presence of loss and the enduring memories that resonate within empty spaces. This piece serves as a visual meditation on grief, capturing the echoes of a past relationship through a scene frozen in time. The…

In this piece, I address the depths of despair experienced during the depression stage of grief. Through the solitary tear streaming down the subject's face, I capture the overwhelming sense of sadness and emptiness that can consume individuals…

In this piece I delve into the emotion of bargaining within the context of grief. The figure depicted with bowed head and clasped hands reflects the internal negotiation and pleading that often accompany the bargaining stage of grieving. The tightly…

This piece depicts the “anger” stage in the grieving process. The raw, unfiltered portrayal of the mouth, with its strained muscles, captures the internal struggle of grappling with overwhelming emotions. The absence of words emphasizes the inability…

In this piece, I wanted to capture the dark emotions of someone going through a grieving period in their life. The depiction of the woman shows her hooded in dark colors and hands reach out, grabbing at her. This symbolizes the feelings of…

How could I be asleep? I'm Looking Right At You.

It makes me think of the circus. It makes me happy. Makes me wish the sky rained color.

I'm in love with a painting because she wasn't in love with me.

A stream of conscious drawing on a canvas is my way to reduce paint waste. Whenever I have extra paint I'll use that paint to fill in the new painting little by little. I recommend excess paint paintings to any painter as crazy as I.

Photographs that depict domestic scenarios set against environments that are unexpected and out of place. I seek to peel back the layers of societal norms, revealing the absurdity that often goes unnoticed in our daily routines.