building a bridge
between
truth and beauty
As a transdisciplinary artist from Trinidad and Tobago, my work emerges from a place where beauty and danger often share the same breath. Through storytelling, I explore themes of visibility, voice, survival, and transformation —as they relate to the experiences of women navigating silence and systemic failure.
My work reflects a lived reality where truth-telling can be life-threatening. In a country where justice moves slowly and safety is never guaranteed, I create art as both documentation and protection. As a way to hold space for truths that cannot always be spoken aloud, some pieces are metaphor, some are memory. All are maps of what it means to resist invisibility in a place that often punishes women for speaking.
The Kazillion Kollectiv is a digital altar and testimony: of what I have seen, what I have survived, and what I fear still lingers.
This is not just art. It is evidence.
It is a record.
It is a warning.
It is a shield.