With this photo set, the artist attempts to shed light on the underhanded statement ‘Strong Black Woman’ – Black women should be seen and treated as feminine like all other women. It invalidates our feelings, emotions and opinions by suggestions that we should be able to deal with/put up with any situations mentally or physically. Competed April 2021
With this project, the artist attempts to engage the general public in the art and artists of today. In March 2021, the artist gave away $2,000 throughout Manhattan, New York in one dollar bills with the phrase ‘Dead Artists Don’t Need Money’ written on them
With this project, the artist wishes to shed light on the fact that many large chain beauty supply stores do not carry products for ethnic women. This is also a play on supermarkets such as WalMart and Target which label it “ethnic hair care” . The artist believes no distinction needs to be made, rather THE hair care section should carry products for all hair and ethnic types. Completed February 2021
