Her recent work is concerned with the iconographic significance of the Black female body in contemporary culture. These portraits and tableaus explore the emotional, physical and psychological impact of the Black female body as icon. In this exhibition, "Pussyfoot" is a painting composed of various materials and assemblage. The work's subjects, a woman and her cat, are built from fabric and linen. The female protagonist is articulated with color pencil, acrylic paint and stuffing. Both characters equally participate in the dynamics of the painting; however, the primary subject is the woman, who embodies the attributes of both subjects. She appears delicate and mischievous, however there is uncanniness to her being.