 Her work has become known for marrying the whimsical to the grounded, often weaving in slivers of fairy-tales, scraps of myth, and a recurring motif of the sacred feminine.Tendrils of her own family history—and a legacy of her parents’ struggles with addiction and substance abuse—recur throughout.While much of Swoon's art plays with the fantastical, there is also a strong element of realism.