Artist Statement

Art is ever changing. Similar to my own art, I do not stick to one singular format. I explore different styles and techniques to portray a variety of emotions, situations, livelihoods, politics and more. I work in almost every art medium, including but not limited to painting, drawing, ceramics, sculpture and printmaking. With this approach, my works can connect with almost anyone. I have been through many awful experiences in my life and those experiences bleed into my work. Being a disabled bisexual woman I put a deep value on intersectionality, through which my art becomes the embodiment of many of my struggles. I use comedy, kindness, unity and more not only in my art but my life as well.  Art is irreplaceable. It is a crucial way to connect with and to understand one another. It breaks down language and life barriers. To live as another is impossible but to see through the eyes of another is not. That is the gift that the visual arts grant many of us, a chance to see and understand. To see our lives, our loves, our hopes, our passions and our pains. To be an artist is to be a mirror, a reflection of what is around us. My art will always be a reflection of who I am and where I stand.