Milk and Honey (Exodus)In Exodus, God called on Moses to lead the slaves of Egypt to the land that would flow of Milk and Honey. The Promised Land. A land that stood as hope, prosperity, and as the birth of new beginnings. Milk and Honey, stands as a painted depiction of spiritual and religious beliefs using a butterfly to symbolize hope and new beginnings and honeycombs to symbolize abundance and prosperity. Medium Materials: Acrylic on primed canvas Colors: White, Black,

I felt chills course throughout my entire body as I opened my eyes and out of instinct

The lingering brush of spackle represents the slight struggle of release

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This piece reflects the initial stages of releasing a lost love through journaling

Joint compound and acrylic paint

and Orange

Mixed-media piece that explores intimacy

Is it the power of unfiltered speech

" is a metaphorical statement for being lost in love

25 g/m²))

Acrylic paint

: Horizontal