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Size: 12” x 16”
Mixed Media on Cradled Wood
A faceless woman stands with quiet assurance amid layered color and pattern. Rather than waiting to be illuminated by someone else, she occupies a light of her own—an image of self-recognition, visibility, and earned confidence.
In Standing in Her Own Light, the figure’s upright presence becomes a language of self-possession. Her facelessness opens the image beyond any single identity, while the collaged fragments suggest accumulated roles, memories, and experiences. She does not ask permission to be seen or make herself smaller for the comfort of others. She stands within a light generated from within—grounded, visible, and fully present.
Size: 12” x 16”
Mixed Media on Cradled Wood
A faceless woman stands with quiet assurance amid layered color and pattern. Rather than waiting to be illuminated by someone else, she occupies a light of her own—an image of self-recognition, visibility, and earned confidence.
In Standing in Her Own Light, the figure’s upright presence becomes a language of self-possession. Her facelessness opens the image beyond any single identity, while the collaged fragments suggest accumulated roles, memories, and experiences. She does not ask permission to be seen or make herself smaller for the comfort of others. She stands within a light generated from within—grounded, visible, and fully present.