Between Fear and Freedom
Between Fear and Freedom worked with participants across age, ability, and social position—including autistic individuals navigating independent living, a veteran, and corporate leaders. Each portrait was shaped collaboratively, often depicting the subject confronting deeply personal fears. Vulnerability, imagination, and symbolism coexisted, allowing participants to be seen intimately.
Casey 18" x 24", acrylic on canvas:
Budding writer, freshman in college who fears the whole process of becoming a writer.
Portrait was done in black and white and shades of grey with his poem woven in.
Zebb 16" x 20" watercolor:
Strangers create anxiety and he loves trains and birds.​
Lee, 18" x 24" oil:
Athletic, fears losing control of his body due to aging
Untitled
Rose: beautiful but beware!
Terry, 18" x 24", Photoshop
A veteran's silent battle with PTSD
Tyler, 18" x 24"
Reflections on a glorious heritage
Christy, 18" x 24"
The paradox of a reclusive child, and gregarious vice president
