"Can We Look At What We're Doing To Our Living Mother Earth?"

This piece is part of a larger body of work about Animism and lessons learned from within Indigenous cultures and cosmologies.

(2025) Mixed Media Collage

(paper, charcoal, photographs)

18 × 24 inches

Price available on request

"TraumaDissociationHealing"

Mixed Media Collage

18 × 24 inches

Visual language illustrating a therapeutic healing process

"Phoenix"

(2025)

Mixed Media Collage

"Shaman"

Mixed Media Collage

18 × 24 inches

"Epigenetic Healing (i): Croning; Spider Medicine"

This piece is a meditation on aging and moving through time.

It is part of a larger body of work about Animism and lessons learned from within Indigenous cultures and cosmologies.

(2024) Mixed Media Collage

(Mylar, paper, charcoal, Found object: singed fabric, photographs)

24 × 36 inches

Price available on request

"Maestra de la Selva"

Mixed Media Collage, work-in-progress

3 × 6 feet

"Epigenetic Healing (ii): Intergenerational Sexual Trauma (Octopus Medicine)"

This is part of a larger body of work about Animism and lessons learned from within Indigenous cultures and cosmologies.

(2024) Mixed Media Collage

(Mylar, paper, charcoal drawings, Rose petals, photographs)

24 × 36 inches

Price available on request

"Kuan Yin Rising / Listening with the Third Ear"

Digital image of Mixed Media Collage, in Process

2018-2025

"Still Life with Unconscious Process"

Mixed Media Collage (2011-2025)

"ALCHEMY: Composition / Decomposition"

Installation (2018)

Glass vessels ascend, starting on the left, from ashes to bone to bark to a living flower and then down again to ash, continuing to the ground where composted soil, moss and grasses hold found objects including a deer skull and pelvis, femur bones and shells. The glass vessels reference the historical containers within which alchemy takes place.

(glass, ash, bone, moss, compost, feathers, shell, rope)

"Some Memories Fade"

Installation 2018

(deer skin, moss, deer skull, metal, wood, fabric)

"Calling the Ancestors"

digital print of mixed media collage

"MOMMA: (Tribute to George Floyd's Mother)"

This piece bears witness to the last minutes of George Floyd’s life in which he called out to his Momma in what has been termed a “sacred invocation”. To further quote Lonnae O’Neal: “To call out to his mother is to be known to his maker. The one who gave him to her”.

This is for the Mommas who have to say goodbye everyday.

Mixed Media Collage (24 x 30 inches, Shadow Box)