My most recent drawings are concerned with the concept of multiple figures in a space. I’m inspired by the scenes that these people make up when put into one space. I’m fascinated by the gestures and facial expressions made up by a crowd to tell a story. This could be the mirror reflection of a family when out to dinner, or a crowd looking at art in Paris or a concert waiting to begin. These drawings are concerned with one image and perspective. The scenes are inspired by the scenes of paintings I create, but are more focused on line and consistency of tone. Prints of these drawings are available on request.

My older drawings are more concerned with collage sketch work and psychology. I started these drawings during a time when I was doing a lot of collage work and sketches. I started to draw out my sketches in a collage fashion. I put items and scenes together in ways that reflected me and how I was feeling. I started to create scenes that reflected more abstract worlds. Giant coffee cups loom in the background behind people on a video call; gigantic rats are under a girl in black and white as the girl gazes into a colorful world. Time appears stopped as the upside-down mirror image of a girl and her surroundings faces her.