The brightest lights cast the deepest shadow, and the high ideals set in The Declaration of Independence are no exception.

“Detailed sculptures set inside the Garden of Eden”

“Speak of freedom, of being what you are, without fear.”

“Women are like water. They can softly nourish the land; they can be strong enough to destroy obstacles”

“Energy…fully transforming outwards after death”

“Id indulges in fantasizing, while Ego is determined. They are chasing their dreams together.”

“Breaking down the illusory barrier between inner self and outer experience”

“Transformed by the changing light”

“The beautiful warping of structure and anatomy”

“Pawns following illegal orders for political gain”

“Paintings that are at times realistic, at times psychedelically distorted”

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“An echo of connection that goes beyond language.”

“Visionaries, Womanist Matriarchies, Earth analysis, black thought, and queer adventures in design.”

“There was a shared desire to conjure atmosphere. We tangoed to a ritual of agreement.”

“The stretching of a life from one end of the globe to another.”

“Visual metaphors for the crushing lows of abandonment and the joyous heights of a potential salvation.”

“From life’s everyday dramas to humankind’s quest for self understanding.”

“Women transformed into otherworldly beings”