Self Love
From the If I Ruled the World Collection
Pure joy radiates from this piece—a child, caught in a moment of uncontainable laughter, holds the Earth close to his chest as if it were his most beloved toy. Joy to the World is more than a painting—it’s a celebration of what life could feel like if we stopped letting the world define us, and instead embraced our power to define the world around us.
Surrounded by floating toy blocks—some playful, some spelling out subtle messages—the child becomes a symbol of untamed happiness. The Earth is in his control, because he carries himself with certainty, not dictated by the world, but grounded in his own truth.
This painting dares viewers to ask: What if joy wasn’t something to chase, but something to reclaim? What if the key to fulfillment was as simple and as bold as believing that the life we want is ours to design?
The use of vivid, lively colors isn’t simply aesthetic—it’s intentional. These hues demand to be seen, much like the message behind them. In a world that often tells us joy is unrealistic or childish, Joy to the World unapologetically counters: joy is power.
Let this piece serve as a mirror to your own potential. A reminder that resilience isn’t always loud. Sometimes, it sounds like laughter.
22”x28”x1” stretched canvas
Medium: acrylic paint
From the If I Ruled the World Collection
Pure joy radiates from this piece—a child, caught in a moment of uncontainable laughter, holds the Earth close to his chest as if it were his most beloved toy. Joy to the World is more than a painting—it’s a celebration of what life could feel like if we stopped letting the world define us, and instead embraced our power to define the world around us.
Surrounded by floating toy blocks—some playful, some spelling out subtle messages—the child becomes a symbol of untamed happiness. The Earth is in his control, because he carries himself with certainty, not dictated by the world, but grounded in his own truth.
This painting dares viewers to ask: What if joy wasn’t something to chase, but something to reclaim? What if the key to fulfillment was as simple and as bold as believing that the life we want is ours to design?
The use of vivid, lively colors isn’t simply aesthetic—it’s intentional. These hues demand to be seen, much like the message behind them. In a world that often tells us joy is unrealistic or childish, Joy to the World unapologetically counters: joy is power.
Let this piece serve as a mirror to your own potential. A reminder that resilience isn’t always loud. Sometimes, it sounds like laughter.
22”x28”x1” stretched canvas
Medium: acrylic paint
From the If I Ruled the World Collection
Pure joy radiates from this piece—a child, caught in a moment of uncontainable laughter, holds the Earth close to his chest as if it were his most beloved toy. Joy to the World is more than a painting—it’s a celebration of what life could feel like if we stopped letting the world define us, and instead embraced our power to define the world around us.
Surrounded by floating toy blocks—some playful, some spelling out subtle messages—the child becomes a symbol of untamed happiness. The Earth is in his control, because he carries himself with certainty, not dictated by the world, but grounded in his own truth.
This painting dares viewers to ask: What if joy wasn’t something to chase, but something to reclaim? What if the key to fulfillment was as simple and as bold as believing that the life we want is ours to design?
The use of vivid, lively colors isn’t simply aesthetic—it’s intentional. These hues demand to be seen, much like the message behind them. In a world that often tells us joy is unrealistic or childish, Joy to the World unapologetically counters: joy is power.
Let this piece serve as a mirror to your own potential. A reminder that resilience isn’t always loud. Sometimes, it sounds like laughter.
22”x28”x1” stretched canvas
Medium: acrylic paint