— The Work
The Collections
Seven bodies of work, each exploring a different dimension of the human experience. Painted in acrylic on canvas in Cleveland, Ohio.
01 — Collection
The Smokers Series
5 Works
Smoke as ritual. These paintings explore the slow, deliberate act of smoking as a metaphor for patience, presence, and the art of taking your time. Each figure commands the canvas the way a long exhale fills a room — unhurried and completely in control.
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The Nudes Series
9 Works
The body without armor. This series strips away performance and pretense to find the figure at its most honest. Not sensationalized, not sanitized — just present. Each painting asks you to look without judgment and find the humanity in vulnerability.
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Angels & Demons
3 Works
Mythology reimagined through a Black lens. These works reclaim figures the Western canon distorted — Medusa was never the monster, angels were never colorless. This collection asks whose stories get to be sacred, and paints new answers.
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Identity & Culture
3 Works
Heritage as foundation. These paintings explore what it means to carry multiple identities — to exist at the intersection of cultures, histories, and flags. The work doesn't ask permission to be what it is. It simply stands in it.
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Portraits
14 Works
The largest and most personal collection. These are the people who matter — family, friends, strangers who caught the eye. Each portrait is a study in presence: what makes a face unforgettable, what a body communicates when it doesn't know it's being watched.
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Leisure & Life
4 Works
Joy as subject matter. These paintings celebrate the ordinary moments that are actually extraordinary — a woman in a red dress raising a glass, a figure completely at ease in her own skin. Life at its most unapologetically itself.
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Music & Culture
4 Works
A love letter to the culture. These works capture musicians and DJs in their element — headphones on, head down, locked in. One painting, The Brothers Johnson, reveals a second image entirely under black light. The music doesn't stop when the lights come up.
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