Concept .004
Description:
Off white sweatshirt
Machine embroidered in Lancaster, Pennsylvania
Embroidered with 24,250 stitches and 18 thread changes.
Blue face with green hair. 4.5 inches x 5 inches.
60% Cotton, 40% Polyester
Brushed Back Fleece Fabric
Relaxed Fit , Cropped
Drop Shoulder
Easy Pullover Style
See size chart
Ships within 5 business days
*Final sale*
The Story:
I created these faces from hand-painted paper, carefully cutting and layering each individual piece before gluing them together to form a unique, colorful portrait. Every face is assembled by hand, allowing each one to develop its own personality, expression, and story.
I began making these portraits during a difficult time. I returned to art as a form of meditation—a quiet practice that gave my hands something to do while my heart processed what words could not.
It wasn't until I stepped back and looked at the collection as a whole that I realized I had created a community of powerful, ancestral portraits. Each face carries its own emotions, lived experiences, and quiet resilience. Together, they represent the strength that exists within us and the connections we share across generations.
These portraits are a reminder that healing doesn't happen all at once. We continue moving forward, piece by piece. Just as every cut of paper becomes an essential part of the whole, every challenge, loss, and moment of growth shapes us into something beautiful. Each cut creates a small masterpiece.
Description:
Off white sweatshirt
Machine embroidered in Lancaster, Pennsylvania
Embroidered with 24,250 stitches and 18 thread changes.
Blue face with green hair. 4.5 inches x 5 inches.
60% Cotton, 40% Polyester
Brushed Back Fleece Fabric
Relaxed Fit , Cropped
Drop Shoulder
Easy Pullover Style
See size chart
Ships within 5 business days
*Final sale*
The Story:
I created these faces from hand-painted paper, carefully cutting and layering each individual piece before gluing them together to form a unique, colorful portrait. Every face is assembled by hand, allowing each one to develop its own personality, expression, and story.
I began making these portraits during a difficult time. I returned to art as a form of meditation—a quiet practice that gave my hands something to do while my heart processed what words could not.
It wasn't until I stepped back and looked at the collection as a whole that I realized I had created a community of powerful, ancestral portraits. Each face carries its own emotions, lived experiences, and quiet resilience. Together, they represent the strength that exists within us and the connections we share across generations.
These portraits are a reminder that healing doesn't happen all at once. We continue moving forward, piece by piece. Just as every cut of paper becomes an essential part of the whole, every challenge, loss, and moment of growth shapes us into something beautiful. Each cut creates a small masterpiece.