My work depicts self-representational women in dream-like settings, symbolically interacting with the world around them, to describe my memories and the emotions held within them. My goal is not to convey my past plainly, but to revisit and contemplate moments long gone with a recognition for the fragility of memory and the human psyche. "I'm Almost There" is a surreal, figurative narrative between a woman and a crow. This scene is ambiguous and serene with a sense of flexibility that doesn't ask for a resolution; suggesting that the story is open to interpretation and continuation. This malleability is emblematic of the way that remembrance functions throughout our lives, while also allowing for a more universal connection to the imagery. Ultimately, this painting serves as a form of psychological and emotional release from an unreconciled and guarded past that I wish to honor and understand further through my process of artmaking.