“Plethora” lives in the truth that the artist takes up space because she is meant to. Her presence is expansive, intentional, and rooted in the knowing that she brings real beauty and depth to the collective. She speaks because she has something worth saying. She creates because her art carries weight. She stands where she stands because she belongs there — right now, exactly as she is. This piece reflects the fullness she holds in the present: an aura that knows how to stretch, a voice that resonates, and a self that no longer apologizes for occupying her rightful place. The artist is not here in pencil, waiting to be revised or erased. She is here in Sharpie — permanent, vivid, and impossible to overlook. “Plethora” embodies the abundance within her: abundance of ideas, expression, value, and presence. It reminds her — and anyone who recognizes themselves in the work — that taking up space is not an intrusion. It is an offering. By claiming her place, she expands the room for all of us.