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Breaking Down Barriers
36"x36" art quilt mounted on a frame
Commissioned
Elizabeth Johnson Rice recounts the time she, along with 33 other Virginia Union University students, sat at the lunch counter at the then-Thalhimers department store in downtown Richmond to protest segregation. Known as the Richmond 34, they were arrested and convicted of trespassing, although technically they were not since blacks were allowed to shop in the store. She shared how William B. Thalhimer Jr., the grandfather of her now dear friend Elizabeth Thalhimer Smartt, decided to fully integrate his stores after that sit-in. Eleven months later not only Thalhimers, but Miller & Rhodes and several other stores downtown were fully integrated. Like the African violet, a flowering plant that thrives in the toughest conditions, black people are a testimony of resilience and perseverance.
Commissioned
Elizabeth Johnson Rice recounts the time she, along with 33 other Virginia Union University students, sat at the lunch counter at the then-Thalhimers department store in downtown Richmond to protest segregation. Known as the Richmond 34, they were arrested and convicted of trespassing, although technically they were not since blacks were allowed to shop in the store. She shared how William B. Thalhimer Jr., the grandfather of her now dear friend Elizabeth Thalhimer Smartt, decided to fully integrate his stores after that sit-in. Eleven months later not only Thalhimers, but Miller & Rhodes and several other stores downtown were fully integrated. Like the African violet, a flowering plant that thrives in the toughest conditions, black people are a testimony of resilience and perseverance.
Vibe: A Feeling
24"x24" mounted art quilt
$800
As a noun, vibe is defined as a person's emotional state or the atmosphere of a place as communicated to and felt by others. As a verb, vibe means to enjoy, dance to, or feel inspired by music. As I listened to DJ Adapt's mix of soul music by black artists (and subsequently watched music videos by these artists), there were overarching themes of love, romance, connectedness, and ecstasy. These themes are part of the human experience that anyone can relate to. My thoughts in creating this artwork began with an image of D'Angelo sitting at the piano singing "Brown Sugar" in a mellow smoke-filled setting reminiscent of a Blues bar from the 1920s. The aura of the music and atmosphere gave me universal feelings of the human heart. I represented this aura with fabric floating around the young lovers like smoke among a starry night connecting them with each other no matter the distance. The ebb and flow of the fabric also represents the unmistakable urge to move your body when the right beat hits you. Soul music is a vibe and a feeling that emanates from the core of both the singer and the listener.
$800
As a noun, vibe is defined as a person's emotional state or the atmosphere of a place as communicated to and felt by others. As a verb, vibe means to enjoy, dance to, or feel inspired by music. As I listened to DJ Adapt's mix of soul music by black artists (and subsequently watched music videos by these artists), there were overarching themes of love, romance, connectedness, and ecstasy. These themes are part of the human experience that anyone can relate to. My thoughts in creating this artwork began with an image of D'Angelo sitting at the piano singing "Brown Sugar" in a mellow smoke-filled setting reminiscent of a Blues bar from the 1920s. The aura of the music and atmosphere gave me universal feelings of the human heart. I represented this aura with fabric floating around the young lovers like smoke among a starry night connecting them with each other no matter the distance. The ebb and flow of the fabric also represents the unmistakable urge to move your body when the right beat hits you. Soul music is a vibe and a feeling that emanates from the core of both the singer and the listener.
Vibe: A Dance
24"x24" mounted art quilt
$800
As a noun, vibe is defined as a person's emotional state or the atmosphere of a place as communicated to and felt by others. As a verb, vibe means to enjoy, dance to, or feel inspired by music. As I listened to DJ Adapt's mix of soul music by black artists (and subsequently watched music videos by these artists), there were overarching themes of love, romance, connectedness, and ecstasy. These themes are part of the human experience that anyone can relate to. My thoughts in creating this artwork began with an image of D'Angelo sitting at the piano singing "Brown Sugar" in a mellow smoke-filled setting reminiscent of a Blues bar from the 1920s. The aura of the music and atmosphere gave me universal feelings of the human heart. I represented this aura with fabric floating around the young lovers like smoke among a starry night connecting them with each other no matter the distance. The ebb and flow of the fabric also represents the unmistakable urge to move your body when the right beat hits you. Soul music is a vibe and a feeling that emanates from the core of both the singer and the listener.
$800
As a noun, vibe is defined as a person's emotional state or the atmosphere of a place as communicated to and felt by others. As a verb, vibe means to enjoy, dance to, or feel inspired by music. As I listened to DJ Adapt's mix of soul music by black artists (and subsequently watched music videos by these artists), there were overarching themes of love, romance, connectedness, and ecstasy. These themes are part of the human experience that anyone can relate to. My thoughts in creating this artwork began with an image of D'Angelo sitting at the piano singing "Brown Sugar" in a mellow smoke-filled setting reminiscent of a Blues bar from the 1920s. The aura of the music and atmosphere gave me universal feelings of the human heart. I represented this aura with fabric floating around the young lovers like smoke among a starry night connecting them with each other no matter the distance. The ebb and flow of the fabric also represents the unmistakable urge to move your body when the right beat hits you. Soul music is a vibe and a feeling that emanates from the core of both the singer and the listener.
"Conversations"
Echo Life Lines series
40"x40" an art quilt with hand-drawn and painted center panel
$1,600
Like the flickering flames of a fire that dances amongst each other giving and taking, pushing and pulling, conversations give life to the human spirit. Whether the dialogue is deeply personal, retrospective, informational, theoretical, or obervational - among others, there is a connection that happens when we effectively communicate with each other. And conversations don't only exist in words, but through body language, smell, and touch. A conversation that activates all of the senses is truly special.
$1,600
Like the flickering flames of a fire that dances amongst each other giving and taking, pushing and pulling, conversations give life to the human spirit. Whether the dialogue is deeply personal, retrospective, informational, theoretical, or obervational - among others, there is a connection that happens when we effectively communicate with each other. And conversations don't only exist in words, but through body language, smell, and touch. A conversation that activates all of the senses is truly special.
"Three Queens"
Echo Life Lines series
47"x47" an art quilt with hand-drawn center panel.
NFS
This echoline drawn art quilt shows the grace, beauty and majesty of black women with their exaggerated Afro that's the size of the trees I've drawn in the distant. When one thinks of trees, they think of a valuable resource that stands stoic, strong, firm and tall with resilience and longevity. Black women, just like a tree, exemplify these traits; enduring the pain and hardships of things like racism, and sexism. However they, we, continuously rise.
NFS
This echoline drawn art quilt shows the grace, beauty and majesty of black women with their exaggerated Afro that's the size of the trees I've drawn in the distant. When one thinks of trees, they think of a valuable resource that stands stoic, strong, firm and tall with resilience and longevity. Black women, just like a tree, exemplify these traits; enduring the pain and hardships of things like racism, and sexism. However they, we, continuously rise.
"Impression of Identity"
Echo Life Lines series
43"x43"
An art quilt with hand-drawn center panel.
SOLD
This art quilt, done in my echoline style, represents questions of identity with our individual selves and as a race. The two heads have abstracted hairstyles of bantu knots that are loosely shaped as people. The race of people who are descendants of Africans brought to America for enslavement have been identified as after slavery as black, Negro, Afro-American, African-American and Black American. This constant need to reshape and rename our collective identity that ties in with two nationalities echoes our personal need to know how who we are and how do we define ourselves. Is it by our DNA, family, culture, ethnicity, nationality, etc. The spirals in the background mimic the patterns seen in our fingerprints to tie in the idea of self and individualistic culture.
An art quilt with hand-drawn center panel.
SOLD
This art quilt, done in my echoline style, represents questions of identity with our individual selves and as a race. The two heads have abstracted hairstyles of bantu knots that are loosely shaped as people. The race of people who are descendants of Africans brought to America for enslavement have been identified as after slavery as black, Negro, Afro-American, African-American and Black American. This constant need to reshape and rename our collective identity that ties in with two nationalities echoes our personal need to know how who we are and how do we define ourselves. Is it by our DNA, family, culture, ethnicity, nationality, etc. The spirals in the background mimic the patterns seen in our fingerprints to tie in the idea of self and individualistic culture.
Beautiful Contradictions: Breath
24"x24" mounted art quilt
SOLD
The things we take for granted - shelter, clothing, food, love, the breath, existing - are never guarantees. Take the Argema mimosae, (African moon moth) a giant silk moth of the Saturniidae family, for example. Found in Eastern and Southern Africa, this beautiful moth exists without a mouth part and does not feed. It knows it has a short time to mate and lay eggs. For us, we expect to wake up each day and breathe fresh air. But with carbon dioxide concentrations rising, will breathing be as easily attainable? Will earth continue to accept the harmful things we give it? "Beautiful Contradictions" takes a critical look at how we view our world and our society. We treasure nature, yet we are reckless with our planet. We value human life but also persecute human life. We create innovations that enhance our lives but also those innovations can take away from living life. Somehow, we take these things that we find beautiful, valuable, or even priceless, and make them ugly. A bouquet of fresh flowers brightens someone's day but also has had their life cut short. A refreshing bottle of water rehydrates a marathon runner, but will eventually litter the seas. We live on the land of the free - freedom to pursue happiness - on land that was stolen and filled with enslaved people to build it. These opposing things devalue our initial intent giving a beautiful thing an ugly story to tell. With this series, light is shed on some of these truths.
SOLD
The things we take for granted - shelter, clothing, food, love, the breath, existing - are never guarantees. Take the Argema mimosae, (African moon moth) a giant silk moth of the Saturniidae family, for example. Found in Eastern and Southern Africa, this beautiful moth exists without a mouth part and does not feed. It knows it has a short time to mate and lay eggs. For us, we expect to wake up each day and breathe fresh air. But with carbon dioxide concentrations rising, will breathing be as easily attainable? Will earth continue to accept the harmful things we give it? "Beautiful Contradictions" takes a critical look at how we view our world and our society. We treasure nature, yet we are reckless with our planet. We value human life but also persecute human life. We create innovations that enhance our lives but also those innovations can take away from living life. Somehow, we take these things that we find beautiful, valuable, or even priceless, and make them ugly. A bouquet of fresh flowers brightens someone's day but also has had their life cut short. A refreshing bottle of water rehydrates a marathon runner, but will eventually litter the seas. We live on the land of the free - freedom to pursue happiness - on land that was stolen and filled with enslaved people to build it. These opposing things devalue our initial intent giving a beautiful thing an ugly story to tell. With this series, light is shed on some of these truths.
Beautiful Contradictions: Attraction
24"x24" mounted art quilt
$800
In Southeast Asia, you will find Rafflesia arnoldii or giant padma, a parasitic flowering plant that bosts the largest individual flower in the world, the largest ever recorded was 4 feet in diameter. Also known as the corpse flower, when the flower blooms, it smells like rotting flesh in order to attract pollinators. Even more interesting is that this plant, which has no stems, leaves, or roots, must live and develop inside a host plant, essentially stealing its nutrients and water to survive. Sometimes the host plant has a stunted growth or is killed during the process. This in a way, reminds me of viruses which can only multiply within living cells of a host. Viruses too can kill its host. When the coronavirus pandemic hit the world in 2020, it caused social disruption, economic loss, and hardship - not to mention death. People were scared, isolated, and anxious. But what happened next surprised most people: People got creative. Like nature, we adapt. "Beautiful Contradictions" takes a critical look at how we view our world and our society. We treasure nature, yet we are reckless with our planet. We value human life but also persecute human life. We create innovations that enhance our lives but also those innovations can take away from living life. Somehow, we take these things that we find beautiful, valuable, or even priceless, and make them ugly. A bouquet of fresh flowers brightens someone's day but also has had their life cut short. A refreshing bottle of water rehydrates a marathon runner, but will eventually litter the seas. We live on the land of the free - freedom to pursue happiness - on land that was stolen and filled with enslaved people to build it. These opposing things devalue our initial intent giving a beautiful thing an ugly story to tell. With this series, light is shed on some of these truths.
$800
In Southeast Asia, you will find Rafflesia arnoldii or giant padma, a parasitic flowering plant that bosts the largest individual flower in the world, the largest ever recorded was 4 feet in diameter. Also known as the corpse flower, when the flower blooms, it smells like rotting flesh in order to attract pollinators. Even more interesting is that this plant, which has no stems, leaves, or roots, must live and develop inside a host plant, essentially stealing its nutrients and water to survive. Sometimes the host plant has a stunted growth or is killed during the process. This in a way, reminds me of viruses which can only multiply within living cells of a host. Viruses too can kill its host. When the coronavirus pandemic hit the world in 2020, it caused social disruption, economic loss, and hardship - not to mention death. People were scared, isolated, and anxious. But what happened next surprised most people: People got creative. Like nature, we adapt. "Beautiful Contradictions" takes a critical look at how we view our world and our society. We treasure nature, yet we are reckless with our planet. We value human life but also persecute human life. We create innovations that enhance our lives but also those innovations can take away from living life. Somehow, we take these things that we find beautiful, valuable, or even priceless, and make them ugly. A bouquet of fresh flowers brightens someone's day but also has had their life cut short. A refreshing bottle of water rehydrates a marathon runner, but will eventually litter the seas. We live on the land of the free - freedom to pursue happiness - on land that was stolen and filled with enslaved people to build it. These opposing things devalue our initial intent giving a beautiful thing an ugly story to tell. With this series, light is shed on some of these truths.
Beautiful Contradictions: Sacrifice
24"x24" mounted art quilt
$800
Laura Nelson and her son, Lawrence Nelson were lynched by a white mob in Okemah, Oklahoma, in 1911. Their bodies were photographed hanging from a bridge with onlookers smiling. Lawrence's pants pulled down to expose his genitals. These photographs were then printed as postcards and used for fun as well as intimidation tactics. The say the dogwood flower represents the crucifixion of Jesus Christ and the sacrifice he made to save humanity from sin. I wonder what flower represents the blood shed by our lynched innocent people? From the series: "Beautiful Contradictions" takes a critical look at how we view our world and our society. We treasure nature, yet we are reckless with our planet. We value human life but also persecute human life. We create innovations that enhance our lives but also those innovations can take away from living life. Somehow, we take these things that we find beautiful, valuable, or even priceless, and make them ugly. A bouquet of fresh flowers brightens someone's day but also has had their life cut short. A refreshing bottle of water rehydrates a marathon runner, but will eventually litter the seas. We live on the land of the free - freedom to pursue happiness - on land that was stolen and filled with enslaved people to build it. These opposing things devalue our initial intent giving a beautiful thing an ugly story to tell. With this series, light is shed on some of these truths.
$800
Laura Nelson and her son, Lawrence Nelson were lynched by a white mob in Okemah, Oklahoma, in 1911. Their bodies were photographed hanging from a bridge with onlookers smiling. Lawrence's pants pulled down to expose his genitals. These photographs were then printed as postcards and used for fun as well as intimidation tactics. The say the dogwood flower represents the crucifixion of Jesus Christ and the sacrifice he made to save humanity from sin. I wonder what flower represents the blood shed by our lynched innocent people? From the series: "Beautiful Contradictions" takes a critical look at how we view our world and our society. We treasure nature, yet we are reckless with our planet. We value human life but also persecute human life. We create innovations that enhance our lives but also those innovations can take away from living life. Somehow, we take these things that we find beautiful, valuable, or even priceless, and make them ugly. A bouquet of fresh flowers brightens someone's day but also has had their life cut short. A refreshing bottle of water rehydrates a marathon runner, but will eventually litter the seas. We live on the land of the free - freedom to pursue happiness - on land that was stolen and filled with enslaved people to build it. These opposing things devalue our initial intent giving a beautiful thing an ugly story to tell. With this series, light is shed on some of these truths.
Beautiful Contradictions: In Memoriam
24"x24" mounted art quilt
SOLD
War is never easy and has plundered the earth for millennia. At its core, it destroys was once existed - through death, fire, bombing, etc. Sometimes something beautiful takes place during and in the aftermath - people unite, people are called to service, people show their humanity. All of it's destruction and death aside, what grows or is formed beneath the surface of war is breathtaking. "Beautiful Contradictions" takes a critical look at how we view our world and our society. We treasure nature, yet we are reckless with our planet. We value human life but also persecute human life. We create innovations that enhance our lives but also those innovations can take away from living life. Somehow, we take these things that we find beautiful, valuable, or even priceless, and make them ugly. A bouquet of fresh flowers brightens someone's day but also has had their life cut short. A refreshing bottle of water rehydrates a marathon runner, but will eventually litter the seas. We live on the land of the free - freedom to pursue happiness - on land that was stolen and filled with enslaved people to build it. These opposing things devalue our initial intent giving a beautiful thing an ugly story to tell. With this series, light is shed on some of these truths.
SOLD
War is never easy and has plundered the earth for millennia. At its core, it destroys was once existed - through death, fire, bombing, etc. Sometimes something beautiful takes place during and in the aftermath - people unite, people are called to service, people show their humanity. All of it's destruction and death aside, what grows or is formed beneath the surface of war is breathtaking. "Beautiful Contradictions" takes a critical look at how we view our world and our society. We treasure nature, yet we are reckless with our planet. We value human life but also persecute human life. We create innovations that enhance our lives but also those innovations can take away from living life. Somehow, we take these things that we find beautiful, valuable, or even priceless, and make them ugly. A bouquet of fresh flowers brightens someone's day but also has had their life cut short. A refreshing bottle of water rehydrates a marathon runner, but will eventually litter the seas. We live on the land of the free - freedom to pursue happiness - on land that was stolen and filled with enslaved people to build it. These opposing things devalue our initial intent giving a beautiful thing an ugly story to tell. With this series, light is shed on some of these truths.
Making Waves
24"x24" an art quilt mounted on a frame
$800
Inspired by the story of Misty Copeland, the first African American woman to be a principal dancer at the American Ballet Theatre, the imagery of a young aspiring dancer looking up to those who paved the way serves as inspiration to all who have dreams of accomplishing great things.
$800
Inspired by the story of Misty Copeland, the first African American woman to be a principal dancer at the American Ballet Theatre, the imagery of a young aspiring dancer looking up to those who paved the way serves as inspiration to all who have dreams of accomplishing great things.
A Flower Among Many
24"x24" an art quilt with hand-drawn and painted center panel mounted on a frame
$800
$800
Debo
36"x36" an art quilt with hand-drawn and painted center panel mounted on a frame
$1,200
In memory of Debo Dabney, a Richmond-based keyboardist.
$1,200
In memory of Debo Dabney, a Richmond-based keyboardist.
"The Uncommon Denominator"
An art quilt portrait of Elizabeth Van Lew and Mary Elizabeth Richards Bowser.
36"x36"
$1200. Available for purchase. Please visit the contact link to inquire.
36"x36"
$1200. Available for purchase. Please visit the contact link to inquire.
"Contextual Crucifixion"
36"x36" art quilt
SOLD
Stories told throughout history have been placed both in and out of context like stories of the Bible, and stories of the brutality committed against black people from slavery, lynching and the current murders. How we process information is greatly affected by the context in which that information is given. For example, the story of Jesus Christ is always given in the context of Jesus Christ’s role as savior of humanity. So when a person sees a crucifixion, they look upon the grotesque way Jesus died as a positive and justified death knowing it served a greater good. Contrarily, a black man’s lynching is always given in the context of racism and white men’s feelings of superiority. So when a person sees a photograph of a lynched black man, they look upon the grotesque way in which he died as negative from both sides feeling hatred towards another race. Out of context, both of these stories would be one and the same, a man of color inhumanly murdered on a large stick of wood. In the end, it’s how we turn around a tragic story that makes it go down in history. With just four words, George Floyd’s daughter, Gianna, changed the narrative of his murder by saying “Daddy changed the world.”
SOLD
Stories told throughout history have been placed both in and out of context like stories of the Bible, and stories of the brutality committed against black people from slavery, lynching and the current murders. How we process information is greatly affected by the context in which that information is given. For example, the story of Jesus Christ is always given in the context of Jesus Christ’s role as savior of humanity. So when a person sees a crucifixion, they look upon the grotesque way Jesus died as a positive and justified death knowing it served a greater good. Contrarily, a black man’s lynching is always given in the context of racism and white men’s feelings of superiority. So when a person sees a photograph of a lynched black man, they look upon the grotesque way in which he died as negative from both sides feeling hatred towards another race. Out of context, both of these stories would be one and the same, a man of color inhumanly murdered on a large stick of wood. In the end, it’s how we turn around a tragic story that makes it go down in history. With just four words, George Floyd’s daughter, Gianna, changed the narrative of his murder by saying “Daddy changed the world.”
Ubiquitous Game Changer
An art quilt portrait of Hamilton Glass
36"x36" mounted on frame
NFS
36"x36" mounted on frame
NFS
"Uplifting the Overlooked"
An art quilt portrait of J. Dontrese Brown.
36"x36" mounted on frame
36"x36" mounted on frame
"The Unforgettable Past"
An art quilt portrait of Elvatrice Belsches.
36"x36" mounted on frame
36"x36" mounted on frame
"Unknown No Longer"
An art quilt portrait of Dr. Lauranett Lee.
36"x36" mounted on frame
36"x36" mounted on frame
"Unearthing the Obscured"
An art quilt portrait of Brian Palmer.
36"x36" mounted on frame
36"x36" mounted on frame
"Unburying the Truth"
An art quilt portrait of Ana Edwards.
36"x36" mounted on frame
36"x36" mounted on frame
"Natural"
An acrylic painting of the artist.
36"x36"
$3000. Available for purchase. Please visit the contact link to inquire.
I feel deeply for our earth but at the same time hopeless for her. Our human presence has only grown and plagued her with countless atrocities. This self portrait is a reflection of myself as equal to nature instead of above it. I respect her and all her wonders and I know her powers. I imagine a space where we are made much smaller and our impact on earth is far less extensive if impactful at all. As a human, I stand apart surrounded by my plastic and cut trees. Using vast amounts of energy in exchange for comforts and amenities. The octopus in his aquarium stares at me. Where will I stand when the earth ceases to be?
36"x36"
$3000. Available for purchase. Please visit the contact link to inquire.
I feel deeply for our earth but at the same time hopeless for her. Our human presence has only grown and plagued her with countless atrocities. This self portrait is a reflection of myself as equal to nature instead of above it. I respect her and all her wonders and I know her powers. I imagine a space where we are made much smaller and our impact on earth is far less extensive if impactful at all. As a human, I stand apart surrounded by my plastic and cut trees. Using vast amounts of energy in exchange for comforts and amenities. The octopus in his aquarium stares at me. Where will I stand when the earth ceases to be?
"Floating"
An acrylic painting of the artist.
36"x36"
$3000. Available for purchase. Please visit the contact link to inquire.
This painting is inspired by a poem I wrote in May of 2020 of the same name. It is about the push and pull of struggle that, if we live long enough, we all experience. It's easy to get lost in despair and depression when faced with the fragility of mortality - a theme I ponder often. But it's how we overcome these emotions and rise to the surface and light that keeps us moving forward with life.
36"x36"
$3000. Available for purchase. Please visit the contact link to inquire.
This painting is inspired by a poem I wrote in May of 2020 of the same name. It is about the push and pull of struggle that, if we live long enough, we all experience. It's easy to get lost in despair and depression when faced with the fragility of mortality - a theme I ponder often. But it's how we overcome these emotions and rise to the surface and light that keeps us moving forward with life.
"Fragility"
An acrylic painting of the artist as an Atlas moth.
36"x36"
$3000. Available for purchase. Please visit the contact link to inquire.
In my painting, I exist as a human-animal hybrid with an Atlas Moth. Around me are a Luna Moth and a White Ermine Moth. We are resting in the trees overlooking a river. Butterflies and moths are known for going through metamorphosis. We view this change symbolically and metaphorically as going through struggle and coming out transformed into something beautiful. As I look at myself and the things I value in my life along with all that I have been through, I hope that I come to the end of my journey knowing that I have transformed to become one with nature and hoping that she was apart of me all along.
36"x36"
$3000. Available for purchase. Please visit the contact link to inquire.
In my painting, I exist as a human-animal hybrid with an Atlas Moth. Around me are a Luna Moth and a White Ermine Moth. We are resting in the trees overlooking a river. Butterflies and moths are known for going through metamorphosis. We view this change symbolically and metaphorically as going through struggle and coming out transformed into something beautiful. As I look at myself and the things I value in my life along with all that I have been through, I hope that I come to the end of my journey knowing that I have transformed to become one with nature and hoping that she was apart of me all along.
"Connections"
An acrylic painting of the artist.
36"x36"
$3000. Available for purchase. Please visit the contact link to inquire.
This painting is inspired by the connections we make with each other. Everyday we interact with others, and we leave these interactions with certain emotions. When they are positive, we have the energy to move forward; and when they are negative, it can take us backwards. And all of these emotions link us forever throughout our lives as they help to shape who we are individually, and they influence future connections with others. I am who I am today because of all of the connections I've made throughout my life - as early as my conception to as late as new found friendships.
36"x36"
$3000. Available for purchase. Please visit the contact link to inquire.
This painting is inspired by the connections we make with each other. Everyday we interact with others, and we leave these interactions with certain emotions. When they are positive, we have the energy to move forward; and when they are negative, it can take us backwards. And all of these emotions link us forever throughout our lives as they help to shape who we are individually, and they influence future connections with others. I am who I am today because of all of the connections I've made throughout my life - as early as my conception to as late as new found friendships.
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