Three's A Crowd [Unless One Remains a Secret]
       
     
Roommates, Brooklyn
       
     
Benjamin
       
     
Chiquitita
       
     
Mother
       
     
A Party at Nan Goldin's House
       
     
Comedy and Tragedy in Aritotle's Poetics
       
     
Nola Darling
       
     
Three's A Crowd [Unless One Remains a Secret]
       
     
Three's A Crowd [Unless One Remains a Secret]

Thanks For Coming. I hope you had fun. And I knew I wasn't crazy. I could taste the secrets off your tongue.

I love our ride. And I did dream.

But three's a crowd. And you should have mentioned it under the wild stars of the serengeti, where we were far away riding a blank canvas.

 

Japanese Ink, Pencil, Oils, Acrylic on paper

710mm x 840mm

Roommates, Brooklyn
       
     
Roommates, Brooklyn

They lived together in Brooklyn, Best Friends, One of them paid more rent than the other. When they left Brooklyn, they never spoke again.

India Ink, Lead, Oil Paint on Paper

1010mm x 1150mm

Benjamin
       
     
Benjamin

I fell in love with him in Spanish class. He had a girlfriend named Gandja. One night, months later he called me drunk and told me to come over. The next day he broke up with Gandja. Six months later, he told me he would leave for India for half a year. When he left, I fell in love with someone else. He came back, and tried to seduce back my love. I confessed I didn't want him anymore.

India Ink, Oil Paint, Acrylic Paint on Paper

1010mm x 1150mm

Chiquitita
       
     
Chiquitita

This is what he calls me, An Affair with a Man who never revealed he was married

India Ink, Oil Paint, Acrylic Paint, Pencil on Paper

28mm x 1010mm

Mother
       
     
Mother

Always, Forever

India Ink, Goache, Colored pencil

840 mm x 710 mm

A Party at Nan Goldin's House
       
     
A Party at Nan Goldin's House

What if everyone took off their masks, held each other close and danced for just one warm evening? Somewhere, it happens.

India Ink, Colored Pencil, Oil, Goache on Paper

1150mm x 1600mm

 

Comedy and Tragedy in Aritotle's Poetics
       
     
Comedy and Tragedy in Aritotle's Poetics

We're never too old to feel good, And there's beauty in the absurd

Japanese Ink, Oil Paint, Goache on Paper

711mm x 1828mm

Nola Darling
       
     
Nola Darling

Somewhere in Harlem, they used to make music. They moved away, got married, I don't know where they are now.

Japanese Ink, Colored Pencil, Oil Paint, Goache on Paper

810mm x 1828mm