Surviving in Silence Out Loud is a visual testimony of healing, reclamation, and voice. Through bold strokes, layered textures, and quiet spaces, this series confronts the lasting impact of sexual assault — not with pity, but with power.

Each piece reflects a chapter of my own story, transformed through wood, paint, and canvas into something both deeply personal and intentionally public. What was once too heavy to say now lives in color, shadow, and form. This work does not ask for permission — it exists to make room: for pain, for resilience, for joy that dares to return.

These paintings honor survival not as a passive act, but as a sacred, creative rebellion. This is not just art — this is what healing looks like when it speaks.