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An in-progress series exploring how the mind is programmed and how creation moves through us. These works are NOT for sale — the full series is headed to a 2027 exhibition at the Emma Darnell Aviation Museum.
These works are not available for purchase. The complete series is headed to a 2027 exhibition at the Emma Darnell Aviation Museum.
2026 · 24 x 48 in
Acrylic, modeling paste, resin clay, fiber rope, metal wire on canvas
Imagines the subconscious cleared so creation can travel upward without resistance, tracing how a single thought grows, solidifies, and enters the world.
2026 · 36 x 48 in
Acrylic on canvas
Considers the borders people in power draw as temporary human constructions that hold no weight in the afterlife or in spirit, and asks what it means to carry the mental prisons we impose on others once we leave this earth.
2026 · 30 x 40 in
Acrylic, crochet yarn, hair bobos on canvas
Draws on memories of Dominican hair care, the pressure to straighten or manage natural hair into what is considered presentable, and the belief, absorbed early, that hair has to be "good hair"; its rural setting shows that this care, and this programming, can happen anywhere.
2026 · 30 x 40 in
Acrylic on canvas
Examines the thin line between being oneself and performing a socially required character, including imposter syndrome and internal programming.
2025 · 24 x 36 in
Acrylic on canvas
Depicts creation flowing through the body, with hands standing in for ancestors and spirit guides who move through us, showing how creative work can emerge from these unseen spaces.
2025 · 12 x 24 in
Acrylic, air-dry and resin clay, gold leaf, rope, wire on wood panel
About breaking free from what we are made to believe is real — a hand emerging from the piece and shattering the form that once held it, an image of awakening hidden programming and becoming aware.
One-of-a-kind original paintings and mixed-media works.
2025 · 12 x 24 in
Acrylic / Oil on canvas
2024 · 24 x 36 in
Acrylic on canvas
2022 · 30 x 40 in
Acrylic on canvas
Gallery shows and exhibited collections.
Large-scale public and commissioned murals.