This mural was created for Dry Spokes, a dry bar in Omaha, and depicts two women riding through the Nebraska landscape.
The work reflects movement, freedom, and shared presence within a familiar regional setting.
Incorporated into the imagery is the red hand over the mouth, a symbol connected to the Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women (MMIW) movement, acknowledging the silencing and ongoing violence faced by Indigenous women.
The mural holds both a sense of openness and a deeper layer of recognition.