Ms. Gravely’s work continues to change and transform with age and her worldly life experiences.  She captures the essence of human emotion; anguish, frustration, and the happiness we encounter in our daily lives and reflects her universal experiences through her artwork.  Her art has been showcased in galleries from New York to Charlotte, North Carolina.  Some of her works are currently on display at the Cone Sickle Cell Medical Center in Greensboro, Sacred Waters Wellness Art Studio Fayetteville, Ga and the homes of many prominent private collectors.  In 2006, Ms. Gravely was involved in a deadly car accident where a woman was killed.  This experience changed her life forever and her art changed dramatically too.   Ms. Gravely began to chronicle her experiences through her art.  Her first series of work after this tragic event was entitled “It only takes a second….”  These are some amazing mixed medium/collages that are visual depictions of a variety of stages of depression, as well as images of inspiration.  Each piece has been elegantly designed using colored tissue and textured paper.  Red spray paint was used, significant of the “blood spilled” in all our lives that may perhaps propel us to that next place in life.  These abstract bodies of work play with the idea of collage being equivalent to puzzle pieces.  It is her hope that through her hardships, others can relate and grow through her work.  

Ms. Gravely’s latest work has been exploring the “Black Lives Matter” movement and the current racial climate of our country.  She believes these intense times cause a huge rift in the fabric of our integrated society, exposing the hate of the “old world” and humanity of the “new world.” She has created these vignettes to represent a visual impact of these experiences through her own lens and point of view.  Each of her paintings diving deeper into the mind of a southern African American woman struggling to find sympathy and understanding in a nation of “have” and “have nots”.