She Was a Forest First

This series embraces the unfiltered creativity of rapid sketches and the chaotic charm of children’s mark-making. Layers of hurried lines, doodles, and naive forms collide to explore play. Like artifacts from a child’s imagination or fragments of half-remembered dreams, these works reject polished precision in favor of energy, freedom, and accidental poetry. Scribbles become secret maps; stick figures morph into mythic characters. The result is a visual language that feels instinctive and coded, inviting viewers to decode their meanings.