For her second solo exhibition at Wallspace she will present work from two recent series: Central Avenue and St. Louis No 2. In her acrylic and spray paintings on panel with resin, she captures the atmosphere and feelings of these cities, representing them as abstract gestures. Interested in how cities change - the constantly evolving skyline of downtown Los Angeles permeates her Central Avenue paintings and is represented as black and white vertical strokes layered over horizontal washes suggesting this evolution. These paintings explore the tensions as new replaces old - the gentrification and proliferation of luxury developments - whitewashing graffiti and the personality of the city. The paintings in her St. Louis No 2. series feature rust-color striations and blurred bits of language and were inspired by the patterns on weather-worn above ground tombs in the cemetery.