Working primarily in acrylics and oils, Harriet’s creative practice also extends into assemblage, collage, monotypes, and one-of-a-kind pendants made from found and unexpected objects. Her work resists labels and trends, guided instead by curiosity and an unwavering commitment to making art on her own terms.

Harriet has been creating since childhood and paints for herself, believing deeply in honesty over explanation. She does not accept commissions, inviting viewers to simply experience the work as it is. Her pieces carry a quiet confidence, shaped by decades of creative exploration and a profound love for Rock Hill, the community she calls home.

Her presence at The Hickory Post reflects not only her artistic voice, but also a shared belief in the power of thoughtfully curated spaces, meaningful relationships, and art that lives comfortably and unapologetically in the world.