ONESELF TOO MANY A Linocuts on rescued paper, mounted on linen canvas, 2019 Work from a Kingston Arts exhibition, Oneself, too many, exploring the variability of identity one carries. "The artist approaches the multifaceted surface of one's identity through the symbolism of the images of faces and biological, religious, and natural elements. The question is, what element defines an individual? Is it one's history or one's biology? The past or the present? Or the aspirations of the future? Things which are already known and stereotyped or the unknown, the unexplored?"