Her first and foremost thought about her creative process is that it arrives in the form of “spontaneous outbursts”. She began creating her digitally manipulated self-portraits in 2006. What started out as a lark eventually became a passion for her in the form of, thus far, 23 pieces that are emotionally ‘lit’ with color, imagination, and courage. Each portrait describes a little something about her and expresses through vision, sound, and movement what she cannot put into words. Having lost both parents in her twenties, it has become a place of healing and...more
