ramblings of a neurodiverse mind
hush shirley
Combining a stark, skeletal self-portrait with a hauntingly repetitive poem, Hush Shirley investigates the heavy architecture of keeping secrets. The piece uncovers the literal and emotional spine of an unspoken burden, creating a powerful dialogue between what the flesh hides and what the spirit remembers.
the light at the end
The Light at the End depicts a solitary woman walking along railroad tracks toward a blazing horizon. Surrounded by dense green trees and a dramatic sky, she moves steadily toward a radiant sun — a symbol of hope, transformation, and the promise of what lies ahead.
Original Work (SOLD): oil on 36x48 gallery wrap canvas