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A part of the MANY WITHIN US collection.
48×60
Acrylic on Canvas
THE HISTORY represents multiple identities within one self. The external perception…who we are, who we’ve been, and who we are becoming. The jazz players represent the cultural influences that make us who we are. Contrasting colors and forms symbolize the layered nature of identity, while the crown-like growth suggests resilience shaped by lived experience.
The Many Within Us explores the truth that identity is not singular, stable, or complete. Each piece represents a different self we carry, formed by memory, trauma, joy, culture, desire, fear, faith, and survival. Together, these works create a visual language of multiplicity: the inner child, the protector, the wounded one, the powerful one, the divine one, the hidden one, the sovereign one…This collection invites viewers to recognize not just who they are, but who they have been, who they hide, and who they are still becoming.
A part of the MANY WITHIN US collection.
48×60
Acrylic on Canvas
THE HISTORY represents multiple identities within one self. The external perception…who we are, who we’ve been, and who we are becoming. The jazz players represent the cultural influences that make us who we are. Contrasting colors and forms symbolize the layered nature of identity, while the crown-like growth suggests resilience shaped by lived experience.
The Many Within Us explores the truth that identity is not singular, stable, or complete. Each piece represents a different self we carry, formed by memory, trauma, joy, culture, desire, fear, faith, and survival. Together, these works create a visual language of multiplicity: the inner child, the protector, the wounded one, the powerful one, the divine one, the hidden one, the sovereign one…This collection invites viewers to recognize not just who they are, but who they have been, who they hide, and who they are still becoming.