My work is centered around a need to express reverence for quiet moments of contemplation and the lessons I’ve learned in that space. I think there is something profound about the in-between and I’ve found that being present to those small moments have had a big impact on my life. Stylistically, I use mark marking, color and negative space to help create feelings of peace and openness. I have an interest in playing with perspective and have been inspired by impressionism and cubism. The process of printmaking has not only affected how I look at building up a piece, but has taught me craft and perseverance. I want for viewers to feel like there’s a space for them to dwell when they are standing in front of my work and that they feel comforted even for a moment.
"Tea with Jaime" 30x44, Monoprint
"Tea with Jaime" was awarded best in shown runner up in the 2022 Alexander Ink Exhibition.
"A Moment of Quiet Reflection" 30x44, Monoprint
"A Moment of Quiet Reflection" was shown in the Alexander Ink Exhibition in 2022.
"Do I Dare to Eat a Peach?" 30x44, Monoprint
"The Missing Piece" 30x44, Monoprint
"Picnic for Two" 30x32, Monoprint
"Seated in Peace" 30x44, Monoprint
"Quiet Moments" full collection
"The Picnic" 30x 44, Monoprint
"Confiding in a Friend pt.I" 15x22, Monoprint
"Confiding in a Friend pt.II" 15x22, Monoprint
Lithography
"Feelings of Sonder" 20x26, Lithograph with Chine Colle
"Nectarine Wishes" 20x26, Lithograph with Chine Colle
"Place of Solace" 20x26, Lithograph
"Poised" 11x14, Lithograph
"Fracture and Fettle" 10x20, Lithograph
"Fragile, Ethereal, Beautiful" 5x7, Lithograph
"Veil of Mourning" 15x20 Lithograph
"A Time for Everything" 11x15, Lithograph
"The Sunbathers" 18x24, Lithograph with Chine Colle
Peak into the Process...
Pulling prints of "Feelings of Sonder"
"Place of Solace" second etching work in progress clip