So. I broke my wrist. My dominant wrist. Visiting a couple of artists to see their work. Taking a selfie. I know. I KNOW. I was doing what I always do, going to see art, supporting my community, phone in hand documenting everything, and then I was on the ground and my wrist was making a sound it should not make and that was that. Cast on. Dominant hand. The hand I use for literally everything. The irony of breaking myself while out looking at other people's art is not lost on

Hi everyone, LA Art Documents just released two videos documenting my work at Startup Art Fair and I wanted to share them with you. Perceive Me https://vimeo.com/1180700400/0a2bc6f256 Jason Jenn and Vojislav Radovanović captured the whole installation - the salon-style walls filled with 100+ collaborative portraits, the live nude portrait sessions happening in real time, people choosing vulnerability and experiencing body liberation firsthand. Jason has been documenting Perc

Perceive Me and Nude Portrait Sessions at The Other Art Fair 2023 Hi everyone, Perceive Me is coming back to Venice Beach for Startup Art Fair, February 27 - March 1. Room 203 at The Kinney Hotel. This project started 10 years ago with a simple question: How do you really see me? Over 100 artists have now made portraits of me. Paintings, photographs, sculptures, drawings - each one completely different. Each artist sees something unique. Nobody agrees on what my body looks li

I've been making art since I could hold a crayon. Born in 1973, I was probably 2 when I started coloring on the bedroom walls in a Pollock-esque style. Even then, I was drawn to drips, marks, filling space with color. I'm writing this as I figure out who I am as an artist. Organizing my history. Seeing the patterns. Understanding how everything connects. The Early Thread At five, I drew portraits of my grandparents. My grandma sent my brother and me door-to-door selling our d