A solo show extending the language I built in Life in Stripes and Dress Code, but it moves past those foundations into something more open, fluid, and reflective. This show marks a shift in how I see myself and how I choose to be seen.

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Garden inspriation meets full blown maximalist energy. Inspired by the flowers grown by my fiancé, these works are a love letter written in glitter.​ These works transform that personal connection into something sensory and bold: textured, glittered, and alive with high-contrast color.

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Clothing is both a form of self-expression and a set of unspoken rules. This series captures many versions of myself, dressed in pieces collected over the years, each carrying memories, emotions, and fragments of past selves.

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An homage to my first love, stripes. 

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A return to comfort for the first show in the gallery I opened, Brotherly Love. Reimagining florals in an acid state of mind.​

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My first solo show, a twist on the ordinary through mirrors and films.​

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