Artifictual inclusions reinforce the contextuality of alienation by using environmental hostility to other their subject.

Season: 2014

Size: 25"w x 18.5"h

Materials: Acrylic and mixed media on canvas

First, this Post-modern re-appropriation of Beauty and the Beast politicizes bodies as agents of solidarity. Then, terrestrial custom threatens asphyxiation against the emancipatory romanticism of intimacy itself.

Season: 2011

Size: Diptych of two 18"w x 24"h, gallery canvases

Materials: Acrylic on canvas

Sold as a pair - $150 each

Vegetative, yet structurally exploratory, form determines its contours by non-discursive logic.

Season: 2008

Size: 8" x 8"

Materials: Pen & acrylic on raw canvas

A microscopic deconstruction of Thumbelina highlighting the absurdity inherent to the substance of anthropomorphic reality. Then, freedom from the petri-dish is a representation of a rising generation's estrangement within Late Capitalism.

Season: 2016

Size: Diptych of two 6" x 6" canvases

Materials: Mixed media with acrylic on canvas

Sold as a set. $40 each.

A heart, trapped in a net, bleeds. It yearns for freedom? The confinement of biological necessity within the network of materialism promises blood as its essential obligation.

Season: 2008

Size: 20"w x 24"

Materials: Acrylic on canvas