When Solange released A Seat at the Table 10 years ago the album felt like a warm hug in the middle of fall. Not only was I thoroughly entertained and beyond impressed, I also felt heard and understood throughout every track. My blackness, my womanhood all reflected. BUT when I heard Cranes in the Sky, so was my mental health.

As someone who has struggled through a couple of different mental health diagnosis’s, it made me ask the question, what are my Cranes? What are yours?  The journey to discovery has helped me be released from the shackles of survival mode to truly thriving. I like it so much better here. Enjoy my newest piece, Cranes.

My current body of work focuses on the world I’ve created around my Wavy People characters. They represent a state of being. They are cool, calm, collected and confident in their sheer existence. They are a reflection of my desire to live a life that isn’t defined by my ability to perform worthiness, but to just simply, be.

My current body of work focuses on the world I’ve created around my Wavy People characters. They represent a state of being. They are cool, calm, collected and confident in their sheer existence. They are a reflection of my desire to live a life that isn’t defined by my ability to perform worthiness, but to just simply, be.