A walk through the Garden of Eden
The art series presents a lush and idyllic rendition of the Garden of Eden, capturing the untarnished beauty and harmony that would have prevailed if Eve had chosen not to succumb to temptation. Each artwork is imbued with vibrant colors, and a sense of serenity, evoking a profound sense of wonder and tranquility.
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The series delves into the concept of acceptance by envisioning a world untouched by the consequences of original sin. It encourages viewers to reflect on the importance of embracing oneself and others without judgment, acknowledging that imperfections and flaws are integral to the human experience. The artworks strive to inspire a sense of empathy, compassion, and understanding through captivating visual narratives.
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Self Mythology
To me, with each new painting I share a little part of myself with the world. Every painting is a reflection of how I experience the world around me. Recently, I have begun focusing on paintings narrating a journey of acceptance.  For many of us, we find ourselves straddling multiple worlds, and apologizing for who we are. At times we may feel like our existence is an offense to others. Something that, if we allow it, will cut deep into our souls. Each painting is like a meditation - a meditation and a love letter on self-acceptance. Each painting tells a story about what it's like to straddle multiple worlds while simply trying to survive and stay true to oneself.








Select Abstract Art
What if you could paint your dreams, what would they look like? Would they look like scenes from a movie or would they be surreal? My dreams are often vibrant an d full of color and emotions. We often use colors to represent emotions; blue is calm or sometimes sad, green for nature, yellow is cheerful, reds are angry or passionate. What if you took those dreams and the emotions associated with them, and then painted them. Only this time I didn't try to create a scene, I used colors and shapes and random movements to represent these dreams. Some paintings represent dreams I've had while sleeping, others are just a day dream. Some even represent the dreams I have for myself and my future. I invite you to enjoy Dreamscapes.













