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Each of my paintings intent is to cause the viewer to take stock of these incongruities, to take measure of our implicit biases, to be encouraged to check one self while at same time feel the paintings message of hope and redemption.

<b>HELLOO, MY NAME IS</b><br>
30x40in.
acrylic, mixed medium, on board
Commenting on America’s greatest
strength, inclusion. — **HELLOO, MY NAME IS**
30x40in. acrylic, mixed medium, on board Commenting on America’s greatest strength, inclusion.

<b>THEY SEE ME AS A THREAT</b><br>
30x40in.
Acrylic, mixed medium, on board
Commenting on the
plight of our homeless — **THEY SEE ME AS A THREAT**
30x40in. Acrylic, mixed medium, on board Commenting on the plight of our homeless

<b>NOT HERE TO PUT YOU AT EASE</b>
38 x 48in.
acrylic on wood board
Commentary on the power
of the 19th Amendment — **NOT HERE TO PUT YOU AT EASE** 38 x 48in. acrylic on wood board Commentary on the power of the 19th Amendment

<b>I Too Sing America</b><br>
24 x 30in,
Acrylic/Collage on Wood Board
Commentary on Black America’s Suffrage Journey — **I Too Sing America**
24 x 30in, Acrylic/Collage on Wood Board Commentary on Black America’s Suffrage Journey

<b>House Of The Riding “Son”-Who cares for the children?</b><br>
24x32in
Commentary on the impact of race politics and its impact on the often overlooked victims, the children, paradise lost. — **House Of The Riding “Son”-Who cares for the children?**
24x32in Commentary on the impact of race politics and its impact on the often overlooked victims, the children, paradise lost.

<b>I Can’t Save You Today</b><br>
24inches x 30inches<br>
acrylic/ mixed medium on wood board</br>
Commentary on the impact of America’s gun culture on youth and families — **I Can’t Save You Today**
24inches x 30inches
acrylic/ mixed medium on wood board
Commentary on the impact of America’s gun culture on youth and families

<b>Rising Son</b>
24inches x 30inches<br>
acrylic/mixed medium on wood board<br>
Commentary on what it’s like when innocence is lost..</br> — **Rising Son** 24inches x 30inches
acrylic/mixed medium on wood board
Commentary on what it’s like when innocence is lost..

<b>A Change Gonna Come</b><br>
38 x 48in
acrylic on wood panel
Commentary on the courage and the strife to speak up and stand out. — **A Change Gonna Come**
38 x 48in acrylic on wood panel Commentary on the courage and the strife to speak up and stand out.

<b>I SAW THEM GO TO PIECES</b>
40x30in<br>
Commentary On The Rising Tide Of Homelessness. What Does It Say About Us When Our Nation Can Spend 10b For Building A Telescope For Space Exploration But Can’t Provide Affordable Housing And Get Good People Out Of Tents ?</br> — **I SAW THEM GO TO PIECES** 40x30in
Commentary On The Rising Tide Of Homelessness. What Does It Say About Us When Our Nation Can Spend 10b For Building A Telescope For Space Exploration But Can’t Provide Affordable Housing And Get Good People Out Of Tents ?

Title: Hello Stranger
Size: 36x42in.
Medium: Acrylic /mixed medium on wood board

Commentary on the anonymity of poor and dispossessed in our capitalist culture.

Symbols Interpretation: The Shaman Star is a Native American symbol used by majority of tribe shamans to indicate his/her position. It is also commonly referred to as the North Star emblematic of better days ahead. The Horned Serpent also a Native American symbol (Plain State Tribes) represents a undefeated spirit as well as personal renewal of spirit shedding the past, boldly striding into the future. Other graffiti iconography taken directly from the street, speaks to being in the presents of a rebel about to take it to another level. — Title: Hello Stranger Size: 36x42in. Medium: Acrylic /mixed medium on wood board Commentary on the anonymity of poor and dispossessed in our capitalist culture. Symbols Interpretation: The Shaman Star is a Native American symbol used by majority of tribe shamans to indicate his/her position. It is also commonly referred to as the North Star emblematic of better days ahead. The Horned Serpent also a Native American symbol (Plain State Tribes) represents a undefeated spirit as well as personal renewal of spirit shedding the past, boldly striding into the future. Other graffiti iconography taken directly from the street, speaks to being in the presents of a rebel about to take it to another level.

Title: Black Cotton Size: 36x48in acrylic/mixed medium on wood board

Commentary on using the predominantly Black prison population as slave labor, profiting the private prison contractors — Title: Black Cotton Size: 36x48in acrylic/mixed medium on wood board Commentary on using the predominantly Black prison population as slave labor, profiting the private prison contractors

Title: See Me Size: 36x48inches <b>acrylic/mixed medium on wood board

Commentary on the lack of political will to address America’s second pandemic, homelessness.. — Title: See Me Size: 36x48inches **acrylic/mixed medium on wood board Commentary on the lack of political will to address America’s second pandemic, homelessness..**

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PLAY OUTSIDE ANOTHER DAY
24×30 inches
Acrylic, mixed medium,
on board
Commenting on the proletariat’s
right to be treated fairly.

NEITHER GOD
NOR MASTER
24×30 inches
Acrylic, mixed medium,
on board
Commenting on the proletariat’s
right to be treated fairly.

I TOO SING
AMERICA
24×30 inches
Acrylic, mixed medium,
on board
Commenting on the proletariat’s
right to be treated fairly.

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PLAY OUTSIDE ANOTHER DAY
24×30 inches
Acrylic, mixed medium,
on board
Commenting on the proletariat’s
right to be treated fairly.

NEITHER GOD
NOR MASTER
24×30 inches
Acrylic, mixed medium,
on board
Commenting on the proletariat’s
right to be treated fairly.

I TOO SING
AMERICA
24×30 inches
Acrylic, mixed medium,
on board
Commenting on the proletariat’s
right to be treated fairly.

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“Art can render visible certain histories, wounds, and perspectives that have long been suppressed by colonialism and its afterlives“ Kader Attia

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Black Cotton

The Rising Son

Juneteenth (2021)

SAY HIS NAME

See Me

YOU TOO

HELLO, MY NAME IS

I Too Sing America

ENOUGH

THEY SEE ME AS A THREAT

Respect Your Self

I Can’t Save You Today

HELLO STRANGER

NOT HERE TO PUT YOU AT EASE

A Change Gonna Come

I SAW THEM GO TO PIECES