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Invidia : Envy (Latin)
Invidia shifts the narrative from Envy as a trap, to Envy as enlightening. What if Envy isn’t about what others have, but about the parts of ourselves we have yet to claim?
Traditionally, Envy is viewed as a path that leads to resentment and comparison. Here, Envy is reframed as a tool for self-reflection on what our desires, insecurities, and aspirations reveal about ourselves. Instead of a passive, self-defeating emotion, Envy can bring growth and self-awareness.
Envy isn’t just about looking at others: it’s about truly seeing ourselves. While she is “faceless” in reality, her reflection shows full identity, symbolizing the shift from comparison to self-actualization.
“7” Series
"7" is a reimagining of the Seven Deadly Sins through the lens of Black womanhood, race, and femininity— transforming them from moral failings into acts of self-preservation, autonomy, and reclamation.
This series challenges the way Black women are denied the right to anger, indulgence, pride, and desire, reframing these "sins" as necessary virtues- pathways to self-awareness, freedom, and intentional living.
Each piece serves as a space where Black women can exist beyond control, expectation, or justification.
