Art is how I express myself, and faith is at the very core of my being. Displaying my relationship with my creator shows a side of God not generally shown by Christians who use God’s name as an excuse to continue shameful and cruel behavior. This leads to people thinking that this twisted representation is God, imagined only to control the masses, when it is not.

I use my art to visually translate bible verses, so that they may exist in the gallery space, I do not add or take away from them, I am simply documenting the imagery and emotions that come to me while studying over and reading the bible verse. This is to show that the Christian faith is just another way to look at human existence. It is touchable, the Lord we believe in is love, acceptance, patience and grace. That is why the audience or wearer's interaction with the art is an important element. Human interactions like physical contact, creates attachments, which can lead to intimacy, found in all meaningful relationships. In order to emanate this feeling I work with fabric, it can serve as psychological safety and comfort, this intimate attachment can be true for all peoples.

All the fabric, however, has to be reclaimed, for two reasons; I have a serious problem with the dynamic of our throw-away nation. So I reclaim what others deem as useless and I give it new life, that leads into my second reason. By taking something society marked as invaluable and making it valuable again, I am reenacting God’s ability to redeem. In addition to fabric I use other mediums like acrylic paint and embroidery, two mediums I've grown attachments to. As a collective the materials, textures, images, and colors I employ in my work carry a great deal of background with them. These socio-cultural meanings, histories and psychological effects are essential for bringing in the emotions and feelings needed to edify the observer’s view of the intimate relationship God wishes to have with his people.