Rainbow Set Free, the second sculpture in my Rainbow series, has been juried into the 2026 Every Woman Biennial, the world’s largest festival celebrating female and non-binary artists. This new version features even more colors and is heading to New York for this exciting opportunity. The salon-style exhibition brings together artists across mediums, generations, and backgrounds, featuring painting, sculpture, photography, installation, video, textile, and multimedia works—activated by performance, music, dance, poetry, theater, and film.

March 8 – April 11, 2026
Pen + Brush Gallery, NYC

Rainbow Set Free was born from a moment of impulse—a sudden spark. I wanted to capture the sensation I experience as an artist when working with burlap: the rush of energy that rises when an idea takes hold, the way the fabric’s raw texture and chaotic nature pull me in. There’s something in its unruliness that feeds my momentum and drives me to create. Along with this work, I’ve also started to freewrite, to help me release words or subconscious ideas I felt while making this artwork:

Rainbow

Whim wanders in
blushing thwarted threads,
brightening surly surfaces,
flaring fissures,
and radiating ridges.

It holds a coarse luster
frayed futures,
scraped knuckles,
and bolts of hope.

Untethered, arching
its light weaves forward,
finding wovement.

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Definition:
Wovement (n.)
I created this word by fusing “woven” and “movement” together to describe a quiet, deliberate motion that feels both held and flowing, Like rainbows threading light through air, or time unraveling in quiet grace.