Revolutionary War Merch

A visualization of who actually built the house and the hidden unpaid labour that built our country. There would be no capitalist economy without the labor of enslaved people on cotton plantations, funnelling money North and abroad. There would be no capitalist economy without the enslaved labor or indentured labor on tea plantations, cotton plantations, sugar cane fields.

A beautiful portrait.

This work is a large piece that has smaller art pieces embedded in it, as a reflection of what museums and media could look like proper representation of BIPOC and how important that representation and its historical lack is to children and adults in underrepresented communities.

I made this as a means of getting intense and angry feelings out, about the multiple genocides happening in the world right now, the intense gaslighting that things are fine and justifiable and the push to just consume as usual. Please don't.

Giggle and snort and cackle and howl and chuckle and huff and puff and grin and blow the house down.

This is an outline of the State of Pennsylvania with a photo of the Philadelphia skyline along the Delaware River.

This is an art piece made in response to the continuing escalation and erosion of womens and civil rights.

Just what it says. War declared yet again on women, and plagues upon any houses that support women having less agency than an animal.

The Declaration of Independence, 1776. By issuing the Declaration of Independence, adopted by the Continental Congress on July 4, 1776, the 13 American colonies severed their political connections to Great Britain.

President George Washington Chibi Patriot Portrait

A collage made in homage of my forever art icon Frida Kahlo.

Pantone Color: Human Being, with a white background

Named after classic Lady Rage hit, I rock rough and tough with my afropuffs.

A little Maleficent, re-imagined

On March 5, British Soldiers of the 29th Regiment fired on Boston locals, an incident known almost immediately after as the "Bloody Massacre" or "Boston Massacre."

I made this when Black athletes were being disqualified unfairly at the Olympics or being threatened with disqualification simply because their natural hormone levels "gave them an unfair advantage". Just let them be great.

George Washington, John Adams, Nathanael Greene, Patrick Henry, Ben Franklin, Sam Adams, Daniel Morgan, Thomas Jefferson, John Hancock, and Joseph Warren.

A growing series of girlhood and what feels necessary: armour. Fashion and clothing has always been in my experience, viewed as something girly and vapid, when in reality it functions as an advanced language and armour plate for women particularly when we don it.

I made this work as a reflection of what I am trying to manifest this year and what I wish for all of us: to bloom, to live in abundance and softness.

A schiaparelli dress sketch made by Dali in association with Mme. Schiaparelli. I love the drawer dress, I love the movement, the flower, and the showing off.

A beloved portrait.

Get out while you still can.

Just a dude in a portrait hanging with some friends

Just resist it.

The text explains it all.

What kills you: a hoody, a skin tone, The hate U give Little Infants Fucks Everyone.

Made this collage and its a pretty accurate reflection of how I feel hearing and seeing people actively justify on-going genocides and being amplified in the media around me. Very "girl don't do it" mood.

I made this as a part of a series to protest the overturning of Roe v Wade and the utter bullshit backwards ass pushes to take away every possible means of agency for women.

A rumination about the classic 3/5s rules & one drop rule in the US.. and its absurdity. After all, if one drop makes you indigenous and or black or any other non white ethnic drop while simultaneously, having unexpected obscene wealth can make you legally white when you're black... it really shows how all of these rules for subjugation are utterly stupid, infantile and require mass violence to enforce.

Founding Father

I made this inspired by the movie Boyz in the Hood, and the discourse in it about what stores we have in the hood vs. suburbs and the liberation by owning our own goods, resources.

Another collage made in the rage, despair and determination around maintaining reproductive rights.

A tribute to John Lewis and all he's done for us.

In response to Cop City, police brutality, qualified immunity, BLM and the face that law enforcement 1) protects property not people, 2) was born of slave catchers and 3) have been successfully infiltrated by white supremacists that they have been recruiting from within since 2006 from FBI reports (along with other law enforcement agencies). Abolish.

That's how it went down.

For Shame, For the Revolution!, hamilton, lin manuel miranda, alexander hamilton