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“Trace of Home”
11X15 inches (9 sheets) (1/2edition), Screenprint with Ink and Pastel on Paper
$3000.
“MEAT (self portrait)”
18 x 24 inches, Oil on canvas
$1200.
This piece, MEAT (self portrait) was created at the starts of the Corona Virus global pandemic, which coincided with the end of a brief yet intensive relationship. The combination of these two events left me feeling vulnerable, defenseless, and somewhat lifeless. Like a piece of meat left out on the chopping block.
“Bridge”
24 x 36 inches; Acrylic on canvas
$1200.
“Cracked”(wall doll)
54 1/3 x 10 1/2 x9 inches, Yarn, acrylic on polymer clay, wood, polyester stuffing
$2000.
“Ambiguous border #9”
11 x 15 x 1.4 inches, Cast glass
$3700.
Within this series, I illustrate a border or line that subsists, but at the same time its existence and appearance look fluidly ambiguous within its rigid form. This work depicts a dichotomy between the characteristics of line and orderliness. The outside border of the sculptures demonstrates explicit lines that define the shape and existence of the material as an object fashioned into abstract forms. Whereas, the implicit lines that form, where the two colors of glass blend together, create an ambiguous atmospheric quality within the unyielding form of the sculptures. This phenomenon resembles the paradox we often discover within ourselves.
“CTH”
26 ½ x 18 inches, Casein, ink and metallic ink on paper
Not For Sale
In early America the quilt, composed of recycled pieces of cloth, was a vehicle of artistic expression and storytelling for women. This painting is from the series “Feminine Foothold,” which, through patterned symbols, tells the personal and generational history of the women in my family.
“A Power Quilt”
14 x 18 inches (unframed), Mixed media on paper (unique)
$1000.
A POWER QUILT
“A POWER QUILT” honors women of vision including civil rights activists, political leaders, pharaohs and chieftains. The quilt-inspired collage draws upon the collaboration of women to create from scraps something both useful and beautiful.
“Rise Up. Rebuild.”
24 X 24 inches inches; Paper & thread mounted on panel
$800.
While building an infrastructure of shapes from the bottom up, an unforeseen disturbance was brewing on the horizon – directing me to reorganize and rebuild.
“Pumpkin and the Desk”
18 x 24 inches; Pastel and marker
$1000.
“Maybelle, Age 7”
20 x 16 inches, Acrylic and Graphite
$550.
This is the history of a little girl who took dancing classes for only one year and was in one recital, “Talk of the Town”, costumed as a toreador. She was proud of the experience and kept the costume forever but would never do it again.
“Earth Mother”
7 x 5 inches matted and framed, ink and acrylic on handmade paper
$250.
Women are nurturing and connected to the Earth in so many ways
“Burning Rage”
22 x 30 inches, Watercolor
$1200.
“I never said that”
22 x 18 x 2.5 inches , Mixed Media including acoustic panel, paper, old bone-handled fork, shattered tempered glass, feather, various metals, glass tile, lobster claw cartilage, ©1972 silicon microchip wafer
$1600.
“Self Portrait, London”
38 x 48 inches, Oil on canvas
Not for sale
“Flutter”
20 ¼ x 27 ¼ inches; Collage
$1500.
Flutter (from the corset series) symbolizes
and represents women’s social pressure in
society from the Victorian period up until
the present.
“Marlene”
11 x 14 inches, Acrylic on wood panel
$500.
Marlene Dietrich was the queen of cool. This portrait pays homage to her style and her fierce independence: “I dress for the image. Not for myself, not for the public, not for fashion, not for men.” Oh yes, Marlene was the queen of cool.
“Celebration 2”
12 x 18 inches, Digital Photography
$240.
“African Mothers”
30 x 30 inches, Digital Print - Giclee on Canvas
$1200
This abstract digital collage 'African Mothers' is a very spiritual piece to me.
As an African American in USA, I honor my ancestors who have brought me this far, that I can be free and dare to dream
and be prosperous. It's because of their survival through all the horrors,
dehumanization and treacherous journey to
unknown lands. I owe everything to those mothers, their courage, dignity and
sacrifice that their children would carry their
dreams forward one day and RISE.
“Debora - Aqui Estoy”
29x 24 inches,Etching, Monotype and Chine-Collé on paper
$2200.
Untitled
20x 20, Acrylic painting on wood panel.
$1200.
Currently creating work that speaks to the deep connection between BIPOC and nature. I place brown and black figures in communion with nature in a manner that symbolizes spiritual awakening and evokes ancestral healing practices.