I am an artist from Douglasville, Georgia. My work explores themes of Black beauty, love, and emotional depth, blending fine art and psychology to create pieces that resonate both visually and emotionally. As a young Black woman, art is how I speak when words fall short. My work centers on themes of Black beauty, love, and emotional depth. I strive to create pieces that resonate deeply with others, art that not only reflects identity but also gives permission to feel. In a society that often overlooks or silences the emotional experiences of Black people, I aim to create a space for vulnerability, healing, and empowerment through my art.

Too often, we are taught to suppress our feelings to endure. This emotional disconnection can lead to internal struggles, feelings of depression, insecurity, or isolation. Through my artwork, I want people, especially Black people, to know that their emotions are valid. It's okay to feel. It's okay to express. And it's okay to heal.