18” x 24” x 1.5”

mixed media on wood

Spectacles are a feast for our eyes! This piece reminded me of the circus, with its vibrant clown noses, its outlandish presence of cotton candy (which I added bells to for extra “noise”), its adornment of illusion, and its spectacle of twists and turns.

Materials: stippling pen, black 4.0 acrylic paint, stucco, powder pigment, gouache, clay, and acrylic paint

16” x 20” x 1.5”

acrylic on wood

If 99.9% of all animal species that have ever existed are no longer here, how many flower species or plant species are gone that we’ve just never seen?

Materials: acrylic + sparkly glaze

24” x 30” x 2”

mixed media on wood

I live in a world where flowers can be seen during the day and at night. You just gotta catch the right light. Bouquet was inspired by @september___studio on IG. He taught me that beauty exists in both bloom and structure.

Materials: acrylic paint, black 4.0 paint, modeling paste, stippling pen, glow in the dark paint

14” x 14” x 1”

acrylic on wood (BLACK LIGHT)

Named after Jerry Garcia and inspired by my love of the Grateful Dead. The purple lightning bolts, the trippy center target, and the illusion of the yellow lights moving around the sides remind me of its psychedelic sound and the Dead’s ability to manipulate its sound based on the vibes the people were feeding it.

16” x 24” x 1”

mixed media on wood

Named after the french term, “flowers of the sun”. Sunflowers’ ability to look towards the light is such a magical trait that I decided to emanate in black light, so that they’re always sunny even in the darkest of night. Coupled with some rich spiky spurs, as I am obsessed with dead flowers and their whimsically gothic nature.

Materials: acrylic paint, powder pigment, black 4.0 acrylic paint

Mixed media on wood, 18” x 24” , 2026

For the sensory-obsessed playful folks! This piece is meant to be experienced, touching on nature’s tactile elements. The playful raised polka dots, the capsuled powdery anthers of the lilies, and their velvety striped underside replicating the velvety undersides of leaves found in nature. This piece represents the simple pleasure of staring at bright flowers and playing with the pieces that fall from it. The dragonflies make their home in this piece while the mushrooms wait to be foraged. The flowers expel tears of joy, putting back out what was put in.

Materials: acrylic paint, modeling paste, sparkly glaze, powder pigment, black 4.0

16” x 20” x 1”

mixed media on wood

I was inspired by a hibiscus flower I saw at night while in Los Angeles. I added glow in the dark elements because if I could capture this amazing flower in the dark of night, then why not reveal more of its magic in the dark?

Materials: acrylic paint, glow in the dark paint, stippling pen