Studio Reflections & Gratitude

Lately, I’ve been moving through a season of deep reflection and preparation. I’m honored to be welcoming a museum visit to my home studio—an opportunity I hold with great care. Studio visits are meaningful moments of exchange, allowing space to share not just the work itself, but the stories, intentions, and lived experiences that shape each piece.

I’m also deeply grateful to share that I was selected as a semi-finalist for the New Mexico COVID-19 Memorial Public Art Project through Bernalillo County. Artists from across the Southwest submitted work for this memorial, and being among the small group moving forward is truly humbling.

This project is especially close to my heart, as it is meant to honor and remember the lives lost during the pandemic and to offer a space for reflection and healing.

I would be honored to advance to the next round and continue this journey.

As part of the process, the public is invited to view the semi-finalists’ proposals and share their thoughts. If you feel called, you can see my submission and hear the story behind it through the links below. Your support and words truly mean more than I can express.

🖤 View all submissions and leave a comment:https://www.surveymonkey.com/r/N7QXQ2W

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Hear my story and learn about my proposal:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?si=83-woteKtu7A3djv&v=eYD2_AeFTJE&feature=youtu.be

Thank you for walking alongside me, for supporting artists, and for honoring the importance of remembrance and community.

With gratitude,