Dass looks at her works as empowering. Giving womxn (and herself ) a chance to realize their position in this world that’s built against us. There is an urgency she’s trying to capture. She finds ways to connect her inner anxieties and subconscious to the outer world around her. People, places, colors, nature, all affect her art directly. Using intricate pattern making and symbols, she is trying to help give viewers space to explore their inner thoughts. In a world built around the idea of capitalism and working till you’re burnt out, she’s trying to create safe environments to help others leave the path of binary thinking and question the bubble that humans are living in.