Collection: Norma

The Burden of it

Norma, wearing a red shirt and black pants, is hunched under the symbolic figure “it” resting heavily on her back. The background is black on the left and white on the right, with the quote: “Some things we carry were never meant to be ours.

Stop Sitting on It

Norma sits on top of a large abstract “it” symbol, holding a to-do list and looking contemplative. The background is dark behind her and bright white in front, representing procrastination and delayed action.

Set in Motion

Norma pushes against a circle of falling dominoes that loop back toward her, symbolizing karma and the return of actions.

Left Behind

Norma stands alone in white space holding a suitcase, while a line of faceless figures in black space walk away from her and board a train, symbolizing exclusion and disconnection.

Chasing it

Norma runs across a white field toward a large, abstract “it” symbol floating in a black background. Her hand is outstretched but not touching it, symbolizing pursuit and distance.

Manufactured it

Norma sits thoughtfully in a red shirt, eyes closed, as a conveyor belt manufactures identical "it" figures in her mind. The dark background emphasizes repeated thought and the illusion of truth.

Outside the Lines

Outside the Lines

Part of the Turning

Norma runs within a small gear driven by a larger gear labeled “Driven by a Greater Force”; symbolic of divine connection and purposeful motion.

Open Heart

Norma opens a black heart-shaped space in her chest as white energy lines swirl outward, symbolizing emotional openness and strength.

Inner Garden

: Norma kneels inside a symbolic head, planting seeds of good thoughts into a dark garden where sprouts begin to grow.

Behind The Blinds

Norma peeks nervously through blinds, her wide eyes and hands gripped in fear, symbolizing the isolating distortion of paranoia.

Spin Cycle

A close-up of Norma’s eyes looking upward anxiously as the top of her head becomes a spinning black disc filled with the repeated word “WORRY,” forming a spiral pattern.

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