Sunday Reset, as the name suggests, captures that familiar day of the week when many prepare for the days ahead by cleaning, organizing, and, in this case, washing clothes for the upcoming week. What makes this particular reset scene interesting is the sight of two white button-down shirts hung on a line to dry against an orangey-brown and teal Caribbean house, an everyday ritual in many households across the region.
 
Painted loosely with visible brushstrokes, the piece leans toward an impressionist style. The movement of the wind beneath the shirts is subtly suggested, giving life to the fabric. While the painting is not hyper-detailed, the shirts stand out crisply, reminding us that before washers and dryers, a sunny or breezy day was the original, and perhaps the best drying method.