PIECES II is a study of survival. Born from my own journey through agoraphobia, anxiety, and ADHD, this collection explores the Masks we wear to navigate the world. We are never just one version of ourselves; we shift, layer, and adapt depending on the day, the environment, and the audience.
The Process
Using the sun print, analogue process of Cyanotype, I have deconstructed my original works from PIECES I to create seven distinct iterations: one for each day of the week. These are all hand made, layered, collaged and intervene with mixed media painting.
The Frame
Each piece is housed in a frame hand painted with Cobalt Blue. In a deliberate act of defiance against perfection, the frames are left unvarnished on some parts. They are designed to chip, peel, and evolve over time: a physical reminder that we do not need to be "Perfect" or "Delicate" to be powerful. The frames also have handwritten fragments and messages related to the specific state of mind they represent.
This is a deliberate part of the work’s identity and is not considered a defect.
The Colors
The mostly primary colors used throughout the collection are specifically chosen to "activate" under the vibration of the Cobalt Blue, creating a visual tension and vibrancy.
Specs
Medium: Original Cyanotype, Mixed Media, and Collage.
Surface: Heavy-weight 100% Cotton Acid-Free Paper.
Dimensions: 12" x 16" framed
Authentication: Hand signed and numbered. Includes an integrated certificate of authenticity permanently mounted to the back of the work.
THE HUB
THE ARCHIVE
Think of this as my library! It's where all my Prints and Editorial Projects live. Designed to be collected and live with.
THE LAB
WORKSHOPS & RESEARCH. This is the space where I deconstruct my process. This is the hub for my teaching, workshops, and the research that drives every piece. No polished vibes, just the raw reality of the work and the tools to help you do it too.
THE VAULT
This is the heavy stuff. One of a kind original paintings and mixed media works that will never be reproduced. Once a piece leaves the Vault, it's gone.