Details:
This portrait explores the intersection of a woman's public and private personas and the generational frameworks that shape Black identity.
Framed: 13.5 x 11.6 x 1.8 in.
① Artwork:
Sina
This portrait explores the intersection of a woman's public and private personas. In her paintings, February James probes her own memory to uncover the frameworks that shape individuals—such as family and the history of Black identity. Her work aims to transform the conversations, habits and stories we pass down from generation to generation.
Specs:
8.6 inches
10.6 inches
with frame
11.6 inches
13.5 inches
② Represented by:
Wilding Cran Gallery:
1700 S. Santa Fe Ave.
Unit 460
Los Angeles
United States of America
③ Artist:
February James
February James’ paintings are about personal transformation and creating a visual language designed to shape conversations around perception, meaning and identity. Her portraits’ confrontational gazes demand to be acknowledged and refuse to perform for the viewer. Her work investigates the complexities within Black identity from her own experience, probing cultural transmissions and oral histories.
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