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You be You – Print
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Be yourself, love yourself just as you are. Woman with feather wings on her ears smells a sunflower. Museum-quality posters made on thick matte paper....
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Orixá Toby
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Museum-quality posters made on thick matte paper. Add a wonderful accent to your room and office with these posters that are sure to brighten any...
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Loving Abundance – Print
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Manifest your love for abundance and wealth with an image that reminds you of it. Museum-quality posters made on thick matte paper. Add a wonderful...
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Desert Queen – Print
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“I want my life to be a bus, carrying my most radiant self. Where I feel seen, whole and free, The world ahead, just possibilities....
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Full of Charms – Cochlear Implant – Print
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This portrait captures the vibrant spirit of Amy, a woman whose journey with hearing loss, alopecia, and self-expression is nothing short of inspiring.
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The moment I saw a picture of Amy with a sunflower charm adorning her cochlear implant, I felt an immediate connection. Sunflowers, my mother’s favorite flower before she passed, have appeared in many of my paintings as a symbol of resilience and light. It felt only natural to honor Amy’s story with this powerful bloom.
Born deaf in one ear and hard of hearing in the other due to her mother contracting Rubella during pregnancy, Amy didn’t receive her first hearing aid until she was 30. Frustrated by people unknowingly whispering into her deaf ear, she tattooed "Out of Order" behind it—a bold statement that often sparks conversation, especially as she embraces her baldness due to alopecia universalis.
When Amy decided to get a cochlear implant in 2019, she found new ways to decorate her identity, creating intricate charms to adorn her device. What started as a personal expression quickly became a movement of generosity—she has now gifted hundreds of cochlear charms to others, offering joy and empowerment to children and adults alike.
Amy's story is one of transformation, advocacy, and the beauty of embracing one’s uniqueness. This artwork is a tribute to her resilience, creativity, and the way she turns hearing loss into a canvas for self-expression.
Extraordinary – Original Pastel & Colored Pencil Drawing on Wood
"Extraordinary" is an original pastel and colored pencil drawing that embodies the journey of self-discovery and personal growth.This expressive piece is carefully created using pastel and colored pencil on high-quality paper, blending bold strokes with intricate details. The artwork highlights the power of individuality, making it a perfect statement piece for those who embrace their uniqueness.Whether you're an art collector, a fan of pastel and colored pencil drawings, or looking for an inspirational gift, this original artwork brings a sense of empowerment and depth to any space.
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Weight – Original
Hearing loss can feel heavy, it can pain you and at the same time it may be hard to even want to leave your own bed. When I began to portray my own experiences with my hearing loss, I want to paint motivational themes, but I also wanted to be real. I needed to dig deep into the parts that were hurting in order to heal from them. This is what inspired me to create "Weight", bringing to a painting the deeply hurting side of an invisible disability and making it visible.
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Conquering – Original
This piece visually captures the triumphant moment of a woman leaping over a giant ear, symbolizing her victory over the fears and limitations tied to her hearing loss. Created during a transformative period of self-acceptance, this piece speaks to the power of embracing one’s true self, unapologetically. Through bold and dynamic imagery, the woman’s leap represents breaking free from the constraints of self-doubt and moving toward empowerment and dreams. Painted with acrylics on wood, Conquering offers a vibrant portrayal of overcoming challenges, inviting viewers to reflect on their own strength and ability to rise above obstacles.
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Embrace – The Spider and the Fly – Original
When the spider spins its web, it transposes itself into the center of its own universe and creates numerous paths to a world of new discoveries. While it is intentionally either protecting itself or hunting for prey, it leaves a visible mark wherever it goes.The spider never meets good company, for whichever insect dares to enter its home, it never comes out alive.Eventually the spider's soul may become the prey of its own cunning mind, desperately feeding on itself in a miserable cycle of loneliness and self destruction, reacting like a helpless fly about to become dinner.Who is the fly and who is the spider in this scenario?The one who tells the story has the power to spin the tale.In a reversal of roles, the fly comforts the spider amidst the chilling sounds of its predator's inconsolable wail: "I don’t mean to prey. You don’t understand me. You don’t know what it’s like to be me.""You’re right, I never have," the fly thinks.It then holds the spider to its heart until all the wails are exhaled.“I vow to listen, to be present, to offer light, and love, however many times you need it, I will give you love,” said the fly to the spider in a motherly embrace.
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My Abutment – Original
This artwork represents a deeply personal reflection on my journey with hearing loss, self-acceptance, and resilience. Years ago, I gradually lost the bones in both my middle ears, severing the natural pathway for sound to reach my inner ear. The solution came in the form of a Bone Anchored Hearing Aid (BAHA), connected through a small titanium abutment implanted in my skull. Yet, for years, I resisted this device—fearing how I would look, how others might perceive me, and the weight of feeling different.Everything changed when my youngest son was born profoundly deaf. Supporting him through his own hearing loss journey gave me the courage to embrace my own. Three years ago, I chose to get my BAHA implants, and today, I wear them with pride. They don’t define me, but they are a part of my unique way of experiencing the world.Through my art, I share this journey—not just for myself but for future generations. I hope that children growing up with hearing differences will see themselves reflected in my work and feel proud of who they are. Our uniqueness is our strength, and there is power in embracing it."
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Machella
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A life size paper mache sculpture hanging by a rotating motor. With huge wings come out of her ears, Machella completely surrenders to the present...
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Cochlear Spiral – Print
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This illustration reimagines the cochlear spiral as part of a natural design, with delicate flowers and leaves growing from its curves. Rendered in a black-and-white 6B pencil style, the drawing combines the elegance of the cochlea’s structure with the simplicity of botanical elements. It offers a subtle and creative interpretation of the inner ear, making it a thoughtful piece for audiologists, teachers and ear health professionals.
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