Contrasting the rigidity of the built environment with organic elements of nature and the human figure, Brown Bag works are bathed in digestible allure while questioning traditionalism and societal expectations of women specifically through the lens of religious structures. 

Accumulated during the height of pandemic social distancing, each layered composition is poised on upcycled paper grocery bags. Seashell symbolism and its relation to female genitalia is woven into each piece in both subtraction and addition methods. Each figure is a statement of resistance with a nonchalant air to their unapologetic existence, lounging, perching, and visually emerging from each composition.

Found paper, newsprint, gouache, and c print on paper bag / 5 x 7 inches / 2019-2023