“She thinks people who are busy working for a living deserve beautiful little stories, because they don’t have much time and are often tired. She has in mind a book that can be opened at any page and will still make sense to the reader who doesn’t know what came before or comes after.”
Sandra Cisneros
Hi. It’s Kyndacee– pronounced Kin-Day-See
I was born and raised in a family of picture framers with parents who only sold Black art. This sparked an obsession with capturing my people–friends, family, and even myself–starting as young as nine years old.
Having grown up surrounded by art in my parents’ shops and from watching, perhaps, way too many movies, I understood that by framing a single moment a certain way, I could tell a complete story.
My love for economical storytelling led me to screenwriting and copywriting but overtime, I used fewer words and began to paint pictures. Image making and painting has created a portal where I can engage with my younger self, now as a woman who has the power to interpret and express herself more fully.