Intersectional Feminism

This work is rooted in the belief that feminism must be intersectional—because anything less fails to see the full truth of our lives. Gender inequality does not exist in isolation. I create from a place of urgency, knowing that race, class, sexuality, disability, and gender identity all shape how oppression is felt and fought. To me, art is a call to justice—a space to amplify the voices that are too often silenced, and to challenge a feminism that only centers the privileged. Through this work, I aim to hold space for complexity, community, and radical inclusion.