Oil on Canvas | 16x20 | $800.00.

This work depicts the complex feeling of releasing the power someone used to have over you. This is a painting of grief and becoming.

In the Clouds

Oil on Canvas | 16x20 | $800.00.

This work grapples with the feeling of emptiness.

Filling the Void

2026 | Acrylic on Canvas | 16x24 | Not for Sale.

This piece represents the unique connection shared between a mother and child. While creating this piece, I was comforting my daughter and she kicked the canvas leaving her footprint. I love the joy it brings me and the reminder of the beautiful bond we share.

A Mother's Touch

2024 | Acrylic on Canvas | 30x24 | Not for Sale.

This piece speaks about how it feels to present my art to others. Each piece holds a special meaning and place in the heart of the artist. Showcasing its vulnerable and powerful at the same time — liberating and beautiful like the butterfly.

Delicate but Free

Acrylic on Canvas | 8x12 | $425.00.

This painting explores different depictions of beauty, vibrancy and emergence.

Blooming (at the Tea House)

Oil on Canvas | 12 in diameter | Not for Sale.

While most people know about fight or flight as trauma responses, this painting depicts "freeze." Sometimes, when fear and panic take over, strength and survival can look like turning to stone.

Strength & Survival

Oil on Canvas | 2x2 | $95.00.

A sweet strawberry from my family's garden.

Homegrown

Oil on Canvas Board | 4x6 | Not for Sale.

This work offers a depiction of my Halmeoni, gazing thoughtfully at the waves in a moment of peace.

Gazing

Oil on Canvas | 12x16 | Not for Sale.

This painting captures the soft, warm energy of spending a candlelit evening with your lover.

Candlelit

Oil on Canvas | 18x24 | $1,200.00.

This piece depicts the feeling of surrendering to the discomfort of transformation and unknown possibilities.

Surrender

Oil Pastels, Color Pencil | 8.85x12.4 | Not for Sale.

This drawing captures the feeling of child-like curiosity and whimsy.

Curiosity

Vintage Hand-Cut Collage | 8x10 | $350.00.

Represents the sometimes ridiculous Western beauty standards that women are oppressed by across different generations, highlighting how the cultural bar is constantly changing. By slicing up women's bodies from different eras — including iconic clippings of Courtney Love and Uma Thurman — to construct an artificial form, the collage exposes how these shifting standards mirror the psychological coercion, hidden traps, and manipulation used by predators to fragment a woman's identity. The title draws directly from Gen Z slang, meaning to be visually compromised, broken down, or deemed "unattractive," while simultaneously honoring William Shakespeare, who pioneered the concept of "chopped logic" to describe contentious, deceptive, and fractured reasoning. This physical act of "chopping" the female form reveals how both modern culture and toxic relationships reduce women into consumable, disconnected pieces rather than whole human beings.

An artwork image was not included in the original catalog.

Chopped

Vintage Hand-Cut Collage | 9x12 | $350.00.

Created from a mix of hand-cut print ephemera, including 1980s playbill cutouts, 1990s postcards, and American turn-of-the-century posters. The artwork examines the hidden psychological dynamics, manipulation, and power structures that artists and musicians often have to navigate in the creative industries. By cutting up and layering abstract bold text like COWARD and NO BOUNDARIES alongside rock culture imagery and vintage advertisements, the collage visualizes the process of breaking through the noise of coded language and gaslighting. Ultimately, the piece serves as an exposing commentary on these industry dark sides, transforming a heavy survival experience into a powerful statement of awareness and reclamation.

Dog Whistle

Acrylic on Canvas | 36x48 | $2,500.00.

Before modern Uruguay existed, the Charrúa lived on this land, carrying their own traditions, beliefs, and connection to their homeland. On April 11, 1831, many Charrúa were killed or captured during the Salsipuedes massacre, while others were separated from their families and forced from their homeland. This piece is for remembrance of my ancestors, whose history deserves to be shared and carried on through their descendants.

Para los Charrúas

Mixed Media Acrylic with Vintage Playbill Collage and Spray Paint | 18x24 | $350.00.

Inspired by the legacy of Joan of Arc and Grime Girl, an upcoming animated short film. Represents those tough moments when life tries to rewrite our scripts and block our vision. By layering a classic stained-glass style with real theater stubs and signs like Dead End, it captures the battle between our personal struggles and our public roles. It serves as a reminder that no matter what happens backstage or how wounded we feel, the show must go on.

Wounded Warrior

Digital Mixed Media, Acrylic Spray Paint, and Collage Cutouts | 18x24 | $250.00.

Inspired by the scripture John 7:38, created using Bartolomeo Cavarozzi's classical painting Virgin and Child with Angels. The piece contrasts the physical crown being lowered with a vibrant, digital waterfall pouring out from the figure's core. With the verse text tattooed across the arms, the artwork is a visual reminder that true life and spiritual abundance flow from within us.

Rivers Within

Acrylic | 24x36 | $350.00.

"Nigga Horses don't stop, they keep going" — During college, I was sexually harassed about the size of my genitalia, by both men and women. There is a stereotype of black men being more virile, and it made me feel more horse than human.

Stallion

Acrylic | 30x40 | $1,000.00.

"Smokin' is bad for you" — Why did Rocky Balboa, a fictional character, get a statue in Philadelphia 35 years before Joe Frazier? Joe was a real person who really lived, in real life, in the real world of Philadelphia. Joe got a statue after he had already passed away. I wish he could have seen it and seen this painting too.

Smokin' Joe

Acrylic | 9x12 | $175.00.

"Look at that crown on his head, he is royalty of course!" — I imagined myself as royalty, with my hair as the crown, so I drew a picture of myself and called him The Prince.

The Prince

Framed Colored Pencil Drawing | 9x12 | $80.00.

Inspired by mental blockages that keep us caged inside our minds instead of free within our bodies.

Stuck in My Head

Abstract Spray Paint / Acrylic on Canvas | 10x20 | $200.00.

Gift Wrap

Acrylic Painting | 16x20 | $320.00.

An abstract acrylic painting that embodies movement and chaos.

Eye of the Sorm

Framed Abstract Pen / Paint Marker Drawing | 22x28 | $310.00.

MAZE

Watercolor on paper | 20 × 30 | $1,700.

This work was inspired by iconic sculptures and statues from around the world. I selected their most emotionally expressive poses and gestures and brought them together into one interconnected form. The painting explores the relationship between the whole and its parts: how separate figures can become one collective body, while the whole can simultaneously be understood as a composition of many individual fragments.

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