Tulle, floral netting, foam egg, paint sculpture.

18.50x32x9"

The female body is a place of continual metamorphosis. Throughout a woman’s life, her body undergoes many evolutions of construction and reconstruction. These “womb” sculptures explore what can be argued as the most extraordinary bodily transformation: pregnancy and birth. Taken individually, these wombs are snapshots into the creation of life. As a whole, they show the other-worldly beauty and power it takes to create a society. This sculpture is the artist's 2nd rendition.

Tulle, floral netting, foam eggs, crystal beads (set of 3).

42x36x11"

The female body is a place of continual metamorphosis. Throughout a woman’s life, her body undergoes many evolutions of construction and reconstruction. These “womb” sculptures explore what can be argued as the most extraordinary bodily transformation: pregnancy and birth. Taken individually, these wombs are snapshots into the creation of life. As a whole, they show the other-worldly beauty and power it takes to create a society. This sculpture is the artist's 7th rendition and depicts the C-section process.

Tulle, floral netting, foam egg, paint sculpture.

18x30.50x8"

The female body is a place of continual metamorphosis. Throughout a woman’s life, her body undergoes many evolutions of construction and reconstruction. These “womb” sculptures explore what can be argued as the most extraordinary bodily transformation: pregnancy and birth. Taken individually, these wombs are snapshots into the creation of life. As a whole, they show the other-worldly beauty and power it takes to create a society. This sculpture is the artist's 6th rendition.

Tulle, sparkle mesh sculpture.

17x38x7"

While my sculptures appear to be heavily abstracted bodily images from afar, closer inspection reveals they are direct, sometimes explicit, references to female anatomy. By openly showcasing and celebrating the female body, my work serves to disrupt the notion that it is an enigmatic entity shrouded in shame. This sculpture is one of my most unambiguous representations of the most fundamental physical features of womanhood.

Tulle, floral netting, crystal beads, and rhinestones sculpture.

15x19x6"

While my sculptures appear to be heavily abstracted bodily images from afar, closer inspection reveals they are direct, sometimes explicit, references to female anatomy. By openly showcasing and celebrating the female body, my work serves to disrupt the notion that it is an enigmatic entity shrouded in shame. This sculpture is one of my most unambiguous representations of the most fundamental physical features of womanhood.

Tulle, floral netting sculpture.

36x36x8"

While my sculptures appear to be heavily abstracted bodily images from afar, closer inspection reveals they are direct, sometimes explicit, references to female anatomy. By openly showcasing and celebrating the female body, my work serves to disrupt the notion that it is an enigmatic entity shrouded in shame. This sculpture rests somewhere in-between ambiguous and overt in its physical/bodily representation of womanhood.

Tulle, floral netting sculpture.

13x16.50x4"

The female body is a place of continual metamorphosis. Throughout a woman’s life, her body undergoes many evolutions of construction and reconstruction. These “womb” sculptures explore what can be argued as the most extraordinary bodily transformation: pregnancy and birth. Taken individually, these wombs are snapshots into the creation of life. As a whole, they show the other-worldly beauty and power it takes to create a society. This sculpture is the artist's 12th rendition.

Tulle, floral netting sculpture.

13x16x5"

The female body is a place of continual metamorphosis. Throughout a woman’s life, her body undergoes many evolutions of construction and reconstruction. These “womb” sculptures explore what can be argued as the most extraordinary bodily transformation: pregnancy and birth. Taken individually, these wombs are snapshots into the creation of life. As a whole, they show the other-worldly beauty and power it takes to create a society. This sculpture is the artist's 11th rendition.

Tulle, floral netting sculpture.

14x26x6.50"

The female body is a place of continual metamorphosis. Throughout a woman’s life, her body undergoes many evolutions of construction and reconstruction. These “womb” sculptures explore what can be argued as the most extraordinary bodily transformation: pregnancy and birth. Taken individually, these wombs are snapshots into the creation of life. As a whole, they show the other-worldly beauty and power it takes to create a society. This sculpture is the artist's 10th rendition.

Tulle, floral netting, foam egg, paint sculpture.

14x24x11"

The female body is a place of continual metamorphosis. Throughout a woman’s life, her body undergoes many evolutions of construction and reconstruction. These “womb” sculptures explore what can be argued as the most extraordinary bodily transformation: pregnancy and birth. Taken individually, these wombs are snapshots into the creation of life. As a whole, they show the other-worldly beauty and power it takes to create a society. This sculpture is the artist's 8th rendition.