Every design carries intention.

The skull represents survival and the continuation of culture.

The teepee symbolizes home and belonging.

Red roses reflect love, while yellow roses represent friendship and connection.

Within her name, the letter “X” replaces the “G” as a symbol of remembrance—honoring the Indigenous ancestors who were forced to mark treaties with an “X” in place of their names. It stands as both a reflection of loss and a reclamation of identity.

Her work also incorporates traditional patterns and design influences from the Dakota, Lakota, and Ponca Nations, blending cultural elements with modern expression.

Together, these elements create work that is not only visual, but deeply meaningful. Each piece telling a story rooted in identity, resilience, and connection.