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ORIGINAL PAINTINGS

Don't Look Back

30" x 40"
Acrylic on Canvas

Don’t Look Back invites reflection on childhood. A woman leaves her past: a small girl with a heart cookie with a bite taken out of it, a candy heart, “Admit One” ticket, and a radioactive symbol mark the toxic memories we must let go of to move forward.

36"x48" Acrylic on canvas. Prices emailed upon request.

Look Up

36" x 48"
Acrylic on Canvas

I love painting skeletons. In answer to what is going on in this country a woman with a message in her toile shirt: Oranges for immigration, a gavel for LGBTQ rights, Women with the symbol for no, and tree stumps for the environment. She is looking up when she should be paying attention to the skeleton giving her a gift. be careful of who you hold hands with.

Looks Like Rain: Be Careful of What You Wish For depicts a skeleton offering a flower to a woman looking skyward, distracted by shifting weather. Her toile shirt embeds overlooked issues—immigration, environment, women’s and LGBTQI+ rights—warning of what we fail to see until it’s too late.

The things we do. / Triptych, Part 1

24" x 30"
Acrylic on Canvas

Inspired by the history of Section 14 in Palm Springs, this painting explores how people hide or manipulate actions for their own benefit. In the 1960s, the city forced out Black and Hispanic residents from an area owned by the Agua Caliente Band of Cahuilla Indians, denying basic utilities and eventually burning homes.
In the painting, a woman sits calmly, serene and seemingly unaware, while a fire burns among the palm trees behind her. The companion piece, The Things We Do. 2, shows a hand holding a matchbook with one match missing. The hand mirrors the woman’s in the first painting, suggesting her quiet complicity. Together, the works examine hidden actions, power, and the ways people shape—and erase—lives.