Works for private release

These pieces aren’t listed in my main shop. They’re here quietly for those who resonate with the work and want to collect directly. Each one carries something personal: a moment of stillness, a question I sat with, a decision to stay anchored. I’m really loving these paintings and I might not ever do anything like them again. Or maybe I will, we’ll see. But they really move my soul and I prefer to keep it a quiet sale for now.

If something speaks to you, reach out. This is a private page, and these works are available on a first-come basis. This series is about finding the moment where you choose to stay. Not because the world slows down, but because you do. The strokes move like weather—sweeping, colliding, resolving—while that quiet center holds. It's the pause between fight and flight. The part of me that decides to breathe, even when everything's loud.

I painted this during a season when it feels like we’re all learning how to anchor ourselves without needing everything around us to settle first. It's messy, and it’s intentional. It's chaotic, and it’s calm enough. And we’re figuring it out together.

Calm enough, still enough (No. 1)

Mixed media, 2025. Dimensions: 3’ x 4’

Calm enough, still enough (No. 2)

Mixed media, 2025. Dimensions: 3’ x 4’

Calm enough, still enough (No. 3)

Mixed media, 2025. Dimensions: 3’ x 4’

Calm enough, still enough (No. 4)

Mixed media, 2025. Dimensions: 3’ x 4’

This series is about finding the moment where you choose to stay. Not because the world slows down, but because you do. The strokes move like weather—sweeping, colliding, resolving—while that quiet center holds. It's the pause between fight and flight. The part of me that decides to breathe, even when everything's loud.

I painted this during a season when it feels like we’re all learning how to anchor ourselves without needing everything around us to settle first. It's messy, and it’s intentional. It's chaotic, and it’s calm enough. And we’re figuring it out together.

Calm enough, still enough (No. 5)

Mixed media, 2025. Dimensions: 2’ x 3’