In my latest series of 5×5″ nude self-portraits, I explore themes of selfhood and feminism, balancing vulnerability and empowerment while challenging societal views on the female body. Inspired by feminist artists like Mickalene Thomas and Lee Krasner, I incorporate their aesthetic into the backgrounds, creating a dialogue with the legacy of feminist art. Each portrait is framed with hand-crafted wooden frames by Brian M. Law (also my partner), symbolizing the constraints and freedoms placed on the female form. These frames, made from reclaimed cherry and birch plywood, play with light and shadow, inviting viewers to reflect on visibility, agency, and body positivity. This work celebrates resilience and self-acceptance, envisioning a future of inclusivity and respect.