Judy oil on canvas 16 x 20 I have been painting a series of LGBTQ+ portraits. My model had a moment of surprise as we were taking photos and she placed her hands on her face. I thought it was such a real moment that I decided to paint it. I first did the painting and weeks later I created the stencil for the background, which I thought was appropriate for her expression. Additional shipping/delivery charges will be handled between the artist and buyer after the purchase.    

Waterfall Shower acrylic pour on canvas 48 x 24 This work is about the immersion of the human figure and water through vivid turquoise swirls and bubbles. The fluid process is taking the lead and begs the eye to embrace the imperfections and let go of trying to control the outcome while evoking a sense of calm. Additional shipping/delivery charges will be handled between the artist and buyer after the purchase.    

Transmigration acrylic 36 x 60 In progress since 2015, transmigration meditates on death not as an ending, but as a threshold through which time, memory, and spirit continually pass. Transmigration explores grief and reverence, treating time as porous rather than linear, where past and future quietly coexist. I invites you to slow down, to listen for what remains after loss, and to consider passing as an intimate companion to life, shaping how we remember, transform, and endure. Additional shipping/delivery charges will be handled between the artist and buyer after the purchase.    

Toying with Evolution mixed media: oil, acrylic on four joined canvases and found objects on canvas (wooden nutcrackers) 21 x 24 “Toying with Evolution” traces the evolution of archetypal toys from bare primordial wooden nutcrackers to mass-produced icons like the Stormtrooper, Captain America, and the classic soldier. The work explores how the war games children play and images of heroism and innocence circulate and adapt, while the essence of play and the spirit of conflict remain constant across the ages, keeping pace with the evolution of warfare. A cartoon-like swirl animates the progression across the panels, while ghostly paint seeps from the reverse unseen side of one of the canvases, hinting at an unseen player shaping the narrative. This four-paneled sculptural canvas construction creates a layered narrative and forms part of my ongoing practice of presenting multiple viewpoints and versions of the same theme simultaneously. The multi-sided, constructed-and-undone structure demands active multi-perspective viewing, inviting the observer to decode the layered relationships between raw object and painted surface. Additional shipping/delivery charges will be handled between the artist and buyer after the purchase.    

You Can Help Me? oil on canvas 24 x 18 Throughout my career, I have painted portraits of individuals experiencing homelessness. While living in Los Angeles, I volunteered with the Homeless Outreach Program in Skid Row, an experience that deeply shaped my perspective. Through this piece, I aim to raise awareness about the ongoing homelessness crisis across the country and encourage viewers to engage with the humanity behind the issue. Additional shipping/delivery charges will be handled between the artist and buyer after the purchase.    

Dragon Fly stainless steel sculpture 23 x 10 x 9 My decision to design a boot stems from a fascination with the precision and technical mastery required by the form. Working with rigid, textured metal, I explored the intersection of the fragile and the resilient. My creative process focused on the tension between strength and weightlessness, leading me to adorn the boot with intricate, self-fabricated dragonflies and butterflies. Together, they symbolize transformation and freedom. This work reflects my passion for merging nature with technology, challenging the viewer to see a sculpture that exists at the boundary of fine art and question if it is a wearable design. Additional shipping/delivery charges will be handled between the artist and buyer after the purchase.    

Sarasota Circuit digital art on HD Meta 38 x 34 “Sarasota Circuit” explores structure as a responsive system shaped by environment. Rectilinear forms and linear pathways establish a controlled framework, while intersections and extensions suggest continuous movement rather than fixed endpoints. The composition reads as an open circuit—nodes connect, redirect, and adapt without full closure. The work draws from the principles of the Sarasota School of Architecture, including the influence of Paul Rudolph, where modernist structures are defined by light, climate, and spatial flow. The yellow field functions as both ground and illumination, activating surrounding forms and reinforcing a sense of atmosphere rather than containment. Surface weathering and overdrawn marks register time within the system—evidence of adjustment rather than erosion. Color operates as signal, guiding movement through areas of density and release. The result is a system that is ordered, adaptive, and continuously revised. Additional shipping/delivery charges will be handled between the artist and buyer after the purchase.    

Gravity: Boy & the Sea oil on linen 20.5 x 20.5 'Gravity: Boy & the Sea' reflects the power of the ocean and youth. Additional shipping/delivery charges will be handled between the artist and buyer after the purchase.    

Blooming oil on canvas 26 x 26 I have always been neurodivergent, and that created a lot of self-criticism. This is piece, I am showing love to all kids out there that feel outcast, shining light on their face, which bloom into beautiful "human flowers" of sorts. Additional shipping/delivery charges will be handled between the artist and buyer after the purchase.    

Bridge to my imagination acrylic: poured watercolors, fluid acrylics, paper collage, ink 20 x 24 “Bridge to my imagination” is an abstract landscape that illustrates my life. Metaphors of experience sail through imaginary waters as inspiration filters through my mind. Finally creative thoughts cross the bridge that unite my spirit with my imagination. Additional shipping/delivery charges will be handled between the artist and buyer after the purchase.    

Standing Room Only sculpture: bronze/cast glass 10 x 14 x 8 This piece is the first in a series of sculptures that I plan to create around the theme of extinction. Each day another species either becomes extinct or it threatened by extinction due to human intervention or climate change. These pieces are aimed to call attention to shrinking biodiversity and to consider how each of us might bring about positive change. Additional shipping/delivery charges will be handled between the artist and buyer after the purchase.    

Hot Nights, Bright Lights: Pool 1 oil on canvas 24 x 24 Much of my work explores the transformative effect of light on the ordinary. This nocturne plays off the idea of “reflection,” evoking the nostalgia of swimming on warm summer nights. Bright, scattered lights shimmer across the pool’s surface, mirrored through water-blurred vision, where perception softens and shifts. The perspective bends as if seen through the eyes of a child suspended at the surface, where even a small pool expands into something vast, mysterious, and immersive. Angles double, textures ripple, and light fragments into a dreamlike interplay of color and motion. In this space between clarity and distortion, memory and sensation merge—creating a quiet, luminous fantasy that captures the fleeting magic of a night swim. Additional shipping/delivery charges will be handled between the artist and buyer after the purchase.