Fine art pieces + detail for a body of work entitled, "Re:memory"

This body of work is a direct response to a hit-and-run accident I experienced on my bicycle that resulted in a concussion, memory loss and emotionally charged creativity. We all have connections with memories, whether they inform our identity or add collective value to our experiences; in a sense, we're simply vessels for our memories. When memory becomes fractured or fragmented, healing happens not only in letting go of our identity or value associated with those things, but in the process of rebuilding life.

The pieces themselves vary greatly in medium, size spectrum + execution; emotionally, they reference the cycles of trauma: deconstruction, confrontation, reconstruction, and ultimately redemption. Visually, the pieces reference abstract fragments of memory from topographical, astronomical + cellular perspectives.

This body of work was featured in a silent auction at Caffe Medici downtown Austin in February to help offset medical costs. This show- from conception to reflection- was the most significant and humbling event in my life and work thus far.

Ongoing funds are being collected through print sales to benefit others in the cycling community with astronomical medical bills associated with hit-and-runs.

The Highline Omaha

Sugar Wheel Works

Artcrank ATX!

Satchel & Page

Live The Revolution

Paddle Zen

Coffeebar

Wedding

RE:memory