This collection is a response to repair/heal/coexist through acts of gathering, transforming, and reconnecting fragments.
Amidst the fragmentation that divides humanity and our ecosystems, Mending Confluence explores the act of reconnecting what has been separated. Through architectural skins, sustainable collage, and assemblage, these works transform discarded textiles and found materials into cohesive forms that speak to repair, resilience, and the interconnected threads that bind all life.

Each piece is painstakingly constructed from unlikely fragments—layering texture, color, memory, and material to create new narratives of coexistence. What was once discarded is reimagined, becoming a visual metaphor for restoration and the possibility of finding harmony within a fractured world.

Through vibrant hues and whimsical compositions, these works merge playfulness with urgency, inviting reflection on consumption, sustainability, and our relationship with the natural world. Like the threads woven throughout the collection, our connections to one another and to the planet are fragile, complex, and essential.

Mending Confluence continues my exploration of balance—revealing that repair is not about returning to what was, but about discovering new ways to come together.

Witnessing the species, ecosystems, and relationships being impacted by human choices. 
This collection shines a light on endangered species profoundly impacted by human behavior and explores the fragile relationship between humanity and the natural world. The series began approximately five years ago when I became increasingly aware of dramatic changes in animal populations across the planet. As I researched the challenges facing different species, I discovered a deeper connection with nature and confronted the anxiety of witnessing a world that felt increasingly out of balance.

Through these paintings, I explore the intersection of nature, human behavior, technology, climate change, and the fragmentation shaping our world. While the work addresses difficult realities, my use of symbolism, vibrant color, and unexpected visual relationships transforms these stories from narratives of loss into reflections of resilience, awareness, and hope.

To process global uncertainty while creating a sense of breathing space within both the artwork and myself, I intricately draw out sections in a lace-like formation. These delicate structures reveal the tension between fragility and strength, mirroring the vulnerability and resilience inherent within our planet and our relationship with it. Within these layered compositions, symbols connect cultures, objects, and moments in time, emphasizing the interconnectedness of all living systems.

The fragmented shapes within the subjects often reference the patterns of urban expansion—land divisions, mapping, and architecture reshaping natural habitats and disrupting the ecosystems and communities that depend on them. These visual fragments reflect the consequences of separation while inviting reflection on the possibility of reconnection.

Ultimately, Vanishing Wild is not only about what is disappearing—it is about recognizing what remains connected. Like my textile-based Mending Confluence works, this collection explores the threads that bind all life together and the need to restore balance, compassion, and coexistence in an increasingly fragmented world.

All works are created with high-quality archival materials.

The human figure and what being human is all about has been of interest to the artist since the beginning of her studies in art school. For the first ten years of her art practice, this was the subject of all her work. This new developing collection reflects the spiritual alchemy, mental armature, and physical state of being Human - in other words the architecture of the body, mind & soul. The artist distills and processes the global chaos while creating breathing space within their work and themselves. Intricately drawing out sections in a lace-like formation, they reveal the interplay between fragility and strength, mirroring the dichotomy inherent in our planet and our relationship with it. The artist's approach intersects symbolic culture by linking concepts, cultures, objects, and events, emphasizing our interconnectedness across time and underscoring the need for a balanced coexistence because we depend on one another. The shapes within the subjects often allude to urban development, where land divisions, mapping, and architecture encroach upon life, natural habitats, and small communities, leading to displacement and turmoil. All the work in this collection is created with high-quality archival materials and is sold unframed. Works on canvas are gallery wrapped with finished edges. All work is created with high quality archival materials and are sold unframed unless stated otherwise. Works on canvas are gallery wrapped with finished edges. 

With a nod to the De Stijl movement, where geometry served as a universal language to express harmony through simplicity and abstraction, this work emerges from chaos and complex reflections on the contemporary world. The deliberate use of glass serves as a metaphor for both strength and fragility, acting as an emotional and stable scaffold upon which each piece relies on to support its intricate themes and chaotic elements. Layers of vibrant colors form a graffiti-like aesthetic, inviting viewers on a symbolic journey or a form of universal prayer, imbuing a narrative that celebrates hope, harmony, and connection.
My "Language"
Stacking as accumulation: The layered panes clearly read as pressure building—histories, systems, and tensions literally piling up.

Scaffold + fragility: The glass physically holds the compositions together while also feeling precarious, which reinforces the strength/fragility metaphor.

Geometry seeking harmony: The angular structure and color blocking echo De Stijl logic, even as the surfaces remain energetic and disrupted.

Graffiti-like layers: The color, markings, and embedded ephemera feel urban, immediate, and human— fragmentation and response to the contemporary world.

Note: This is a commission-driven collection