Haiti I Am Sorry
This piece pays homage to the people of Haiti and by extension the displaced members of the global community who have had to contend with the injustices of rich Western societies. These are the forgotten voices that move through the world. The postures and movements of the bodies in a row is reminiscent of the horrors of the slave experience. Despite the sadness in their eyes, there is a sense of dignity and promise as seen through the vibrancy of colors and the gold suggestive of their spiritual value. They emerge from the darkness to give light to the world.
Theme 1: Social Justice
48 x 45 x 2
3
Medium
Acrylic on Board
