Abstract art, once elusive to me, became a poignant medium to express my experiences, especially after understanding my Grandma Susan’s deep appreciation for it. LLiving with albinism and low vision, I often struggle to focus on a fixed point, and this collection is an extension of that experience. The chaotic nature of the artwork mirrors my internal state and the challenges I face with my vision, offering an intimate glimpse into how I perceive and feel the world around me.
Each piece is created intuitively, with no edits or erasures, transforming the artwork into a raw diary of my emotional journey. The interplay of ink and organic gold waves represents the all-encompassing nature of my grief and the peace found in the reunion of my grandparents. This collection not only documents my process of mourning but also celebrates the enduring bond and love that transcends loss.