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  1. Nat Love Cowboy by Torrey Léger, Image 1.

    Torrey Léger

    Nat Love Cowboy, 2024

    Acrylic and Oil on Canvas

    36 x 36 in (91.44 x 91.44 cm)

  2. Rise Up (original illustration from Black Boy Rise) by Bryan Collier, Image 1.

    Bryan Collier

    Rise Up (original illustration from Black Boy Rise), 2024

    Watercolor and Paper on canvas backer

    16 x 40 in (40.64 x 101.6 cm)

  3. I See You by Tony Paraná, Image 2.

    Tony Paraná

    I See You, 2024

    Mixed Media, Chita Canvas, Pastel, Pigments, Acrylic

    48 x 58 in (121.92 x 147.32 cm)

  4. I Walk in Your Shoes by Roxanne Christie, Image 1.

    Roxanne Christie

    I Walk in Your Shoes, 2024

    Epoxy sculpt, acrylic paint, and fabrics from West Africa

    149 x 68.5 in (378.46 x 173.99 cm)

  5. Life Gaurd by Jay McKay, Image 1.

    Jay McKay

    Life Gaurd, 2024

    acrylic and oil on canvas

    24 x 36 in (60.96 x 91.44 cm)

  6. Pool Side by Jay McKay, Image 1.

    Jay McKay

    Pool Side, 2024

    Acrylic and oil on canvas

  7. Rooted Groove Pink by Anthony Burks Sr., Image 1.

    Anthony Burks Sr.

    Rooted Groove Pink, 2024

    Mixed Media on Paper

    55 x 21 in (139.7 x 53.34 cm)

  8. Love Embrace by Sanusi Olatunji, Image 1.

    Sanusi Olatunji

    Love Embrace, 2024

    Fabric Collage on Canvas

    43 x 43 in (109.22 x 109.22 cm)

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About the artist

Roymieco Carter

Carter’s work confronts the complex interplay between mandated silence and the unspoken horrors of history. Employing a visual language of nuanced contrasts, the composition juxtaposes delicate color palettes with jarring bursts of intensity and subtle tonal shifts against stark, revealing light. This deliberate juxtaposition highlights the tension between willful historical amnesia and the burden borne by those who remain acutely aware of the past (Oba 43). The work compels viewers to consider the profound ethical dilemma: whether silence serves as a refuge or constitutes a form of implicit complicity in perpetuating historical injustice.
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