What I'm Left With is a body of work that depicts my personal experiences with grief as a result of the loss of my father.

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​ Over the past few years, I've come to terms with the unfortunate truth that grief is not something people want to talk about. Although lots of people experience grief or know of people grieving, very few people want to sit with the discomfort that comes with the heavy conversations to be had around it. My goal with this work is to break the barrier to open raw and difficult conversations about grief.

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 Additionally, What I’m Left With aims to have a sense of relatability to those experiencing grief, offering comfort in the knowledge that there are other people out there who understand what they are going through.

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 For this body of work, I’ve drawn specific inspiration from unspoken, daily experiences with grief. Moments that I’ve experienced and the emotions which they have translated into. The work dives into significant moments in my journey with grief, and the consequences of these moments.