I pursued a Master’s in Art History, focusing on feminism and curating, where I delved into the works and writings of women, feminist, and underrepresented artists. Through this, I realized that my recognition of my own marginalization was part of a recurring cycle of erasure throughout history. This realization inspired me to create a new series, Mother Artists /Feminist Tributes, to honor these artists.
As a white, middle-class artist, I acknowledge my privilege and strive to honor intersectionality through the diverse selection of artists I highlight. The shifting forms and hues of the prints explore the tension between identity and erasure, grappling with how we remember those lost to history.