My work explores resilience, identity, healing, and collective memory through contemporary folk art and graffiti-inspired imagery. Growing up in Southeast Washington, D.C., deeply influences my practice and the stories I choose to tell.

Through vibrant color, expressive figures, layered textures, and symbolism, I create paintings and murals that reflect Black culture, community, and everyday experiences. My work is rooted in storytelling and explores both the challenges we carry and the hope, beauty, and strength that allow us to keep growing.

I create to honor where we come from, make space for connection, and remind us that even in difficult places, something beautiful can still bloom.