Lady Bird

Museum quality giclée print on traditional mold-made watercolor paper that features a distinct, highly textured surface. The natural white cotton fiber paper has a uniquely toothy feel and surface texture.

"Lady Bird" explores the tension between being physically present and emotionally exposed. It reflects the discomfort of revealing vulnerable parts of yourself—being open and imperfect in a world that prefers polished appearances. The name hints at both fragility and flight, a reminder that embracing vulnerability often feels like a leap into the unknown. At its heart, this piece grapples with the tension between hiding behind protective layers and the freedom that comes from laying everything bare.