34 x 34 | Acrylic on Canvas | 2019 | Created for We Rise Art Exhibition in Los Angeles, CA designed to bring awareness to subjects surrounding global mental health crisis. This painting speaks to the epidemic of African American children suffering from mental health illnesses. With suicide amongst African American children on the rise, this painting uses the symbolism and spirit of the dragonfly as a representation of transformation, joy-fullness, and hope.

36X36 | Acrylic on canvas | 2016

Hirshhorn Museum 2018

2016 // Acrylic on canvas // 5ft by 2ft // Collaboration with Roger Shimomura in association with Smithsonian Asian Pacific American Center for Crosslines Art Installation 

30x40 | Acrylic on canvas | 2016

24 x 30 | Acrylic on Canvas | Maya Angelou Mural Festival

34 x 34 | Acrylic on Canvas | 2019

36x36x1.5 | Acrylic on Canvas | 2016

2020 // Digital Illustration collaborative project with fashion retailer COACH NYC

2018 // Digital Illustration

2019 // Digital Illustration // “Throughout history, White nationalist hate groups have used the violent tactic of burning sacred and spiritual safe spaces occupied by African Americans to incite fear within Black communities. Despite these horrific and traumatizing acts, African Americans have maintained spiritual resilience.” - SUPERWAXX

2018 | Digital Media

SUPERWAXX U ST MURAL | Washington DC ; USA | 2015

20ft x 20ft Hand Painted Parachute // Exhibited during Obama Administrations United State of Women USOW Summit in 2018

Leather Sneakers | Acrylic on leather | 2016 

KIA MOTORS CADENZA | Acrylic on vinyl hand painted vehicle | 2017

24x24 | Acrylic on canvas | 2016

16X20 | Acrylic on canvas | 2015