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Black & White Collage on 12×12 wood panel
This piece is political.
It’s personal.
And it’s messy on purpose.
Centered around a drag queen and a crucifix angled through her chest, it holds themes of spiritual harm, white supremacy, anti-LGBTQ+ rhetoric, environmental collapse, and the resilience of those forced to resist.
Look closer and you’ll see gas masks, protest headlines, bodies, tension, and truth.
It’s not a call for comfort.
It’s a call to see.
A visual unmasking of the systems that try to bury beauty and freedom—and a reminder that art has always been a tool of revolution.
Black & White Collage on 12×12 wood panel
This piece is political.
It’s personal.
And it’s messy on purpose.
Centered around a drag queen and a crucifix angled through her chest, it holds themes of spiritual harm, white supremacy, anti-LGBTQ+ rhetoric, environmental collapse, and the resilience of those forced to resist.
Look closer and you’ll see gas masks, protest headlines, bodies, tension, and truth.
It’s not a call for comfort.
It’s a call to see.
A visual unmasking of the systems that try to bury beauty and freedom—and a reminder that art has always been a tool of revolution.