and the slow return to yourself
How do you describe that special bond when you connect with another woman
men see a woman's body as "heavy machinery"
I painted this piece as a reminder to myself to lean toward hope instead of fear
They represent freedom and a connection to God
Silent...No More! Size:31.5 X 31.5 inch and the slow return toSilent No More! 31. 5 x 31. 5" Acrylic, Glass Chandelier Droplets, Hand Painted Copper Tape Backing Paper, Custom Black and Red Frame $1,600 This piece speaks to oppression, struggle, and defiance. The red strips made of hand cut tape backing paper constrict the figures neck a visual metaphor for silencing, systemic restraint, and the fight for breath. Her tears, made from glass chandelier droplets found at JunkLuggers of Greater Dallas, reflect both