Beyond Borders uses portraiture to explore the relationship between identity, place, and belonging. Moving fluidly between self-portraiture and depictions of others, Greene's paintings consider the ways individuals carry the histories, cultures, and communities that shape them.

Rather than constructing fixed narratives, each portrait creates space for sustained looking, inviting viewers to move beyond first impressions and encounter the complexity of the individual. Through this ongoing series, Greene positions portraiture as both a personal act of reflection and a means of examining the shared experiences that connect people across communities.