Shades of Identity: Exploring Light, Color, and Composition delves into my personal experiences and inspirations within the framework of a reference book. As an abstract painter and artist, I extensively draw from the visuals of my girlhood and current environment to uncover the inherent dichotomies woven into the surroundings. Within these pages, I explore the complexities of the artistic process, where the interplay between process and identity serves as a central theme.
Throughout my work, there exists a persistent fascination with bridging disparate elements to shape my artistic vision. These obsessions permeate my references and are reflected in my consistent documentation through photography. Themes of repetition, adolescence, and the interplay of reflections and light resonate throughout the book, all influenced by the omnipresent landscape of New York City. These elements not only serve as recurring motifs within my artwork but also offer insight into my visual processing methods.
By intertwining reflections on art history and the influences that have shaped me, I carve out my place within the broader artistic landscape, showcasing the profound connection between my identity and creative process.