Look at everything I can’t say in words.

If I could hold it quietly, I wouldn’t smear my hands with color.

This is the shape of feeling, the weight of memory, the sound of my own breath when the world goes silent.

My work is intrinsically feminine; unapologetically human.

As fragile as a glass on the edge of a table.

As relentless as Cezanne’s mountains.

As tense as the sound of a man’s boots down the hallway.

As raw as the sticky skin beneath a scab.

These fleeting moments caught in time’s slipstream, are reborn through oil paint.

Quiet glimpses of private spaces I inhabit (you inhabit)— places that hold secrets and stories.

A moment where the body’s imprint remains.