The Arrival Studies
A seven-work series in Mixed Media on 12×24 canvas
Created during the final months of pregnancy and the early weeks following her brother’s arrival, this series documents a period of transition from only child to older sister. Across the six works, shifting color, gesture, and mood reflect the anticipation, disruption, curiosity, and adjustment surrounding a family expanding in real time.
Mixed Media on 12 × 24 canvas
Part of The Arrival Studies, a seven-work series
A study in anticipation, escalation, and the increasingly complicated moments before something essential arrives. Small gestures gather momentum, proving that patience is perhaps best practiced on a full stomach.
Mixed Media on 12 × 24 canvas
Part of The Arrival Studies, a seven-work series
A lively composition of layered marks and shifting forms captures movement, curiosity, and mischief. Bold gestures and unexpected details come together in a dance of color, inviting a closer look at what might be happening next.
Mixed Media on 12 × 24 canvas
Part of The Arrival Studies, a seven-work series
Dark, weighty marks hold the center as flashes of coral, blue, green, and yellow push outward. Created as a new brother learned to crawl, the work reflects a big sister adjusting to shared space, shifting rhythms, and a little less control. A study in movement, takeover, and the gentle recalibration of shared territory.
Mixed Media on 12 × 24 canvas
Part of The Arrival Studies, a seven-work series
A little more space, a little less attention, and a whole lot of big dreams. The work captures the in-between of being the helper, the watcher, and the leader, with just enough confidence to suggest everything is completely under control.
The Myth of Twelve Hours
A trio of layered landscapes, where stormy thoughts meet sleepy skies. Together, these pieces capture the beauty in the chaos and the dream of what’s to come. The title offers a knowing nod to the wonderfully optimistic promise of twelve uninterrupted hours of toddler sleep, a concept frequently discussed, occasionally advertised, and rarely observed in the wild.
Mixed Media on 12 × 24 canvas
Part of The Arrival Studies, a seven-work series
A softer storm, a quieter sky, and the hope that tomorrow brings a little more of what everyone needs. A work for the dreamers.
A trio of layered landscapes, where stormy thoughts meet sleepy skies. Together, these pieces capture the beauty in the chaos and the dream of what’s to come. The title offers a knowing nod to the wonderfully optimistic promise of twelve uninterrupted hours of toddler sleep, a concept frequently discussed, occasionally advertised, and rarely observed in the wild.
Mixed Media on 12 × 24 canvas
Part of The Arrival Studies, a seven-work series
A swirl of almost, a storm of thoughts, and a few fleeting moments of calm. The work lives in the space between tired and still going.
A trio of layered landscapes, where stormy thoughts meet sleepy skies. Together, these pieces capture the beauty in the chaos and the dream of what’s to come. The title offers a knowing nod to the wonderfully optimistic promise of twelve uninterrupted hours of toddler sleep, a concept frequently discussed, occasionally advertised, and rarely observed in the wild.
Mixed Media on 12 × 24 canvas
Part of The Arrival Studies, a seven-work series
Layers of dream, dips of chaos, and a hint of possibility. The work captures the in-between, where rest feels close, but not quite yet.
A trio of layered landscapes, where stormy thoughts meet sleepy skies. Together, these pieces capture the beauty in the chaos and the dream of what’s to come. The title offers a knowing nod to the wonderfully optimistic promise of twelve uninterrupted hours of toddler sleep, a concept frequently discussed, occasionally advertised, and rarely observed in the wild.