“No Shrinking Violets or Pushover Pussy Willows”

16 in. x 16 in. paper collage with Mod Podge, marker, and acrylic paint

Because you can’t spell “empowerment” without W-O-M-E-N! Here’s to sisters lifting one another up when it seems like the men in charge can’t possibly sink much lower. Especially dedicated to those of you (literally) raising, expecting, and supporting girls/maidens/mademoiselles, as now more than ever "The Fairer Sex" needs to band together should Democracy and women's rights become further endangered. Not only in Hollywood and on the catwalks, but also in our courts (R.I.P. RBG) and on executive boards or even sportsfields, these divas never leave us! 

#flowerpower #genderequality #thefemininemystique 

#empoweredwomenempowerwomen #theoppositeofacatfight

#weshallovercome #metoo #iamwomanhearmeroar #butterflyinthesky

#whentheygolowwegohigh #fierce #nasty #femalerolemodels

#granddames #screensirens #classichollywoodactresses #pussyhatoptional

“[So it] turns out three men talking at the same time is my least favorite sound”

 - @cd0yl3 (Caroline Doyle) during the first of the 2020 presidential debates, 

September 29th via @twitter

Revised Sequin Mixed Media Abstract Art: "Untitled (Ocean)"

“Untitled (Ocean)" - black glossy enamel mixed with opalescent white, light blue violet, green, purple, cranberry, gold acrylic and chalkboard paint in addition to 3 mm - 8 mm sequins, smashed sunglasses lenses, and collage from TIME Magazine cover affixed using Modge Podge and resin on 36" x 24" canvas (March 2015 + October 2016 + September 2017 + August 2018 + July 2020)

Revised Sequin Mixed Media Abstract Art: "Ayam Cemani"

"Ayam Cemani" - black glossy enamel over chalkboard paint base and violet, purple, midnight blue, gold, and light bronze acrylic with 3 mm - 24 mm (cut up), smashed sunglasses lenses affixed using Modge Podge and hard resin on large 28" x 36" antique canvas (October 2016 + August 2018 + July 2020)

Revised Sequin Mixed Media Abstract Art: "Project no. 1"

April 2020 reworking of an untitled multimedia abstract collage from March of previous year — 28” x 11” on two twin canvas frames hot-glued together (comprising of paper, spray paint, acrylic paint, enamel furniture paint, sequins, smashed-up plastic car taillights from local sidewalks, Mod Podge)