18×24in

Mixed Media on Canvas

In My Heart Will Eat the Moon, raw emotion pours onto the canvas, tangled and unrestrained. The central form—both heart and vortex—swirls with urgency, its fractured layers revealing faces, eyes, and glimpses of something unspoken. The moon, luminous yet elusive, looms in the background, almost consumed by the heart’s relentless pull.

This piece speaks to overwhelming longing and transformation: a hunger to hold what feels unreachable and the chaos that comes with trying to swallow the vastness of one’s emotions. The dark, textured background, like a forest or night sky, creates contrast and containment for the storm unfolding in the foreground.

My Heart Will Eat the Moon is an exploration of intensity, the ways our hearts expand and contract under the weight of love, grief, and desire—consuming, devouring, and eventually finding a rhythm of their own.