dimension: 5ft H x 7ft W, mixed media: paper, acrylic, ink on canvas
"Haven 4231" delves into the social upheaval and tragedies within the United States—a narrative of exposure, remembrance, and renewal. It pays homage to the resilience of decimated ethnicities, highlighting their faces and communities in the initial panels.
These images depict historical atrocities, including the Transatlantic African slave trade, the mistreatment of Native North Americans, and ethnic cleansing in California and the Pacific Northwest. Each panel utilizes paper sourced from Asia or crafted by the artist, emphasizing the global and personal dimensions of these narratives.
Panel #3 offers solace—a tranquil garden symbolizing restoration for those in need. At its apex, God's perspective is depicted, affirming the infinite value he places on humanity—a sentiment echoed in the print "Priceless," representing the restoration of women.
In Panel #1, God's presence looms large, underscoring his concern for the heart, mind, and physical well-being of each individual. "Haven" reflects the journey many undertake, finding purpose, love, and gratitude upon returning to the divine.
This piece invites viewers to contemplate the complexities of history, the resilience of the human spirit, and the transformative power of faith and restoration.
dimension: 5ft H x 7ft W, mixed media: paper, acrylic, ink on canvas
"Haven 4231" delves into the social upheaval and tragedies within the United States—a narrative of exposure, remembrance, and renewal. It pays homage to the resilience of decimated ethnicities, highlighting their faces and communities in the initial panels.
These images depict historical atrocities, including the Transatlantic African slave trade, the mistreatment of Native North Americans, and ethnic cleansing in California and the Pacific Northwest. Each panel utilizes paper sourced from Asia or crafted by the artist, emphasizing the global and personal dimensions of these narratives.
Panel #3 offers solace—a tranquil garden symbolizing restoration for those in need. At its apex, God's perspective is depicted, affirming the infinite value he places on humanity—a sentiment echoed in the print "Priceless," representing the restoration of women.
In Panel #1, God's presence looms large, underscoring his concern for the heart, mind, and physical well-being of each individual. "Haven" reflects the journey many undertake, finding purpose, love, and gratitude upon returning to the divine.
This piece invites viewers to contemplate the complexities of history, the resilience of the human spirit, and the transformative power of faith and restoration.