SHRED the BOX Art

09/29/2026

09/26/2026

Raw me working on my latest…almost there!

09/24/2026

Texture, texture, texture!

09/12/2026

Yes. It’s been awhile! I appreciate all the ones who have supported myself and the arts! Thank you for not giving up on me. I’m back and ready to get back to my passion and truth to myself and my people!

06/27/2026

05/12/2026

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04/08/2026

Final polishing touches to LIMITLESS, a voyage for the senses back to the beginnings and the future.

04/05/2026

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A BEGINNING came at the perfect time as we are off to the moon again! Where did it all begin? How did it all begin? What did The Beginning look like from the edge of our new universe?

These are some of the questions that float through my mind as I gaze at our moon and ponder our

I ’ve spared you from the grueling scenes of frustration, exhaustion and, yes, uncertainty
that comes along with the creation of a piece of this magnitude. Moments of tears screams and laughs dance throughout this project and threw it all when all of a sudden done had a good night. Rest is on the horizon. The feeling that persists is joy.

04/02/2026

Time does tick by. Sorrow remains the same, if not heightened, while the chronic pain subsides. Creating art is not only cathartic but mandatory in my world. It goes beyond therapy. It is my life.
I lost my husband to cancer in 2019 and immediate put everything I had into my ash memorial art including this small cremation ash piece. Gazing at it brings tears of sorrow, laughter and peace.

When I lost my Dad, who was also an artist, I was immediately going to create an honorable memorial for him with his ashes. It took me 1.5 years to get to a place of healing to begin this memorial work.

You don’t just forget your lost loved ones. You don’t “get over it”. But you can heal.
Through the creative process and final outcome, I help others with the overwhelming loss of a loved one.
My sympathies to those who have had this experience or are going through it. I am here to help by offering a way to memorialize your lost one through memorial art.

Inqueries, please DM me or WhatsApp 9415863165