My work is inspired by the struggles and perks that come with being a woman, such as objectification, harassment, chivalrous gestures, and the potency of feminine sexuality. Through drawing and painting, I produce confrontational and emotionally charged imagery. Creating overtly sexualized, irritated female figures and self-portraits allows me to express my frustrations with womanhood and patriarchal systems. I use saturated colors, uncanny expressions, and satirical writing that commands the viewers' attention. By doing so, I cause the viewer to question their relationship with feminine power. Self-portraiture allows me to delve into past experiences of heartbreak, backhanded friendships, parental absence, and things I wish I had said. As a result, my work resonates with a broad audience and highlights the emotional experiences we commonly share.