ART COLLECTIONS
Every piece I create is either an original—just one in the world—or part of a very limited edition, no more than 13.
That means when you collect from me, you own something almost no one else on the planet has.
Accompanied by a signed Certificate of Authenticity, delivered free of charge (with local hand delivery in ATL/Macon).
Collectors enjoy flexible payment options, including Affirm, Klarna, and select crypto, as well as bespoke services such as framing, custom sizing, and resin-on-panel finishes to make each piece display-ready.
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EVERY PHASE COLLECTION
Living the Art of Each Phase
I created Every Phase, a 13-year art series (2021–2033) that explores how the four phases of the hormonal cycle impact the mind, body, and creative process. Each work is a visual metaphor for the shifts we experience and a guide for anyone ready to reclaim their infradian rhythm.
Scanography process
Upon completion of my Bachelor of Fine Arts (BFA) & my Masters (MA) from SCAD-Atlanta, I invented my own photographic process with scanography.
In older forms of photography, the glass served as the negative, or served as the transfer medium sometimes with paper positives, etc. In my process, the subject is visually treated similar to a film "negative" and the image is flattened through digital degradation with a portable wand of light.
I developed the process originally as a mockery of digital photography because I was so pissed about the digital 'takeover'. It also served as a technical tool to help express some of the concepts my work centered around with ballet which was a huge part of my life growing up.
When I decided to make work about my experience in the world of ballet, I thought of the contradicting ideas of degradation, restriction, and freedom. Being constrained by the scanner for these projects, as well as the degrading aspects of digital manipulation, I was able to translate the ‘aesthetic experience’ of ballet into a degraded, virtual one. This allowed people to see a perspective from someone on the inside looking out, instead of the outside world trying to look inward. I wanted the subject to become the ‘negative’ which related to these ideas technically and conceptually.
You can view examples of the scanography process I created dispersed throughout my work, but specifically concentrated in my 'Things I've left Behind', 'Scanography Soul Portraits' and 'The Ballerina - Not Good Enough' Galleries.
