The Drawing Room

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- 10in(L) x 8in(W)

- March 2026
-Acrylic Paint,Stretched Canvas
-A woman is depicted with her head and chest opened to reveal her brain and heart. The wounds remain raw and unhealed, with fresh blood and exposed tissue suggesting ongoing injury rather than a single moment of harm. Within the exposed areas, maggots move through the flesh, emphasizing decay, vulnerability, and a body trapped in a continuous state of rupture.

-20 in x 16in 

-April 2026

This piece is a explores greed disguised as hunger. Though the vampire can easily purchase blood, she chooses to steal it from a waitress instead. Her elegance and the city’s abundance contrast with the violence before her, emphasizing that exploitation is often a choice rather than a necessity. The painting questions why some continue to take from others even when they already have enough.

-20 in. x 16 in.

- April 2026

-This piece explores greed disguised as hunger. Though the vampire can easily purchase blood, she chooses to steal it from a waitress instead. Her elegance and the city’s abundance contrast with the violence before her, emphasizing that exploitation is often a choice rather than a necessity. The painting questions why some continue to take from others even when they already have enough.

-20 in. x 16 in.

-June 2026

Strength doesn’t always arrive with armor. Sometimes resilience looks like allowing yourself to remain gentle in a world that rewards hardness.The scattered ladybugs symbolize quiet blessings that often go unnoticed. Fortune isn’t loud; sometimes it’s resting on your shoulder while you’re searching for it elsewhere.