It's not about our individual interactions, but about recognizing the whole of our shared humanity. This is the space I find myself in with this project—focused on the collective, beyond our differences. In today’s climate, this can sometimes feel harder to embody, but it's what I want to see in the world. It’s the conversation I want to be part of.

“Buy art, a ticket, an album, subscribe and encourage. Show the artists you enjoy some love instead of buying something from a big box store.”

“When you realize you want to spend the rest of your life with somebody, you want the rest of your life to start right now.” When Harry Met Sally

“When you purchase a piece from me you will likely find a mistake and possibly a finger print here and there because I am an imperfect, lovely mess of a human.”

“My creativity is over in the corner, arms folded with their back to me refusing to connect or engage. I stomp my feet like a child and attempt to put marks on a paper but it all results in frustration and feeling stuck.”

“For most of my life, I have treated my artistic ability as a bid for connection and a confirmation I was lovable.”

Majestic, exuberant, shy and sly she carries herself with grace and humor. I aspire to be the fox, to be shapeshifting, light, sly and transgendered.

“Do I need a piece of paper to say that I am a qualified artist or know what I am doing? Here’s a little secret, no one really knows what they are doing in art. We are feeling our way through it, always.”