I’ve been invited to show my work at Clio Art Fair 2026,
the “Anti-Fair for Independent Artists”
September 24-27, 2026, in New York City
Click here for more info and tickets!
Protectors or Predators?
This piece asks whether the police of the American nation are tools for public safety, or for systemic oppression, by showing the centuries-old issue of police brutality toward disadvantaged and marginalized communities.
51.5 × 72, Pencil, Pastel, Marker and Ink, 2021
Monument Square, Portland Maine: Winter Protests of 2026
This piece documents the protests at Monument Square in Portland Maine, as the present of I.C.E. became known across the state.
30 x 22, Pencil, Marker and Ink, 2026
Amidst the Traffic
This piece documents the outrage expressed by protesters in Portland Maine, toward the deaths of Renee Good and Alex Pretti at the hands of I.C.E.
30 x 22, Pencil, Marker and Ink, 2026
Lewiston Church Protest
This piece depicts a protest against I.C.E. in a church in Lewiston, Maine.
30 x 22, Pencil, Marker and Ink, 2026
Boarding the Bus
This piece documents the arrival of Afghan refugees to southern Maine, in the wake of their country falling to the Taliban in 2021.
30 × 22, Pencil, Pastel, Marker and Ink, 2019
So Many...
pen, pastel, marker, ink, 22 x 30, 2020
During the Riot
Documenting the brutal force of police violence toward communities of color.
pen, pastel, marker, ink, 22 x 30, 2021
Fleeing to Captivity
Two migrants chased by U.S. border patrol flee across an open field at night, coming to the horrific realization that the country that promised them safety is governed by injustice and discrimination.
30 x 22, Pencil, Pastel, Marker and Ink, 2021
Welcome All!
This piece documents migrants from countries of Central and Eastern Africa arriving at the Metro Bus Station in Portland Maine in the summer of 2019, a occurrence that is still ongoing in the cities of southern Maine, particularly in Lewiston and Portland.
30 x 22, Pencil, Pastel, Marker and Ink, 2019
Covid 19/ Education/ Protests
This piece shows the current outbreak of protests across America, protests that fight to restore the presence of education in the mist of the COVID-19 pandemic.
pen, pastel, marker, ink, 22 x 30, 2020
Climate Change #1
This series depicts the more than 20 year occurrences of the U.S. government giving more aid to foreign countries in the wake of natural disasters than to its own nation, which is facing dire situations.
Languages: Urdu, Japanese, Nepali, Spanish, Thai, French, Turkish, Arabic and English
30i x 22, Pencil, Pastel, Marker and Ink , 2025
Climate Change #2
This series depicts the more than 20 year occurrences of the U.S. government giving more aid to foreign countries in the wake of natural disasters than to its own nation, which is facing dire situations.
Languages: Urdu, Japanese, Nepali, Spanish, Thai, French, Turkish, Arabic and English
30i x 22, Pencil, Pastel, Marker and Ink , 2025
Climate Change #3
This series depicts the more than 20 year occurrences of the U.S. government giving more aid to foreign countries in the wake of natural disasters than to its own nation, which is facing dire situations.
Languages: Urdu, Japanese, Nepali, Spanish, Thai, French, Turkish, Arabic and English
30i x 22, Pencil, Pastel, Marker and Ink , 2025
Along the Path of Gold…
2022
pen, pastel, marker, ink on paper
22" x 30"
Shining a Path…
2020
pen, pastel, marker, ink on paper
22" x 30"
Order Amongst the Chaos
2022
pen, pastel, marker, ink on paper
22" x 30"
Looking Inward to Outward
2022
pen, pastel, marker, ink on paper
22" x 30"
Mayhem…
2022
pen, pastel, marker, ink on paper
22" x 30"