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These domino paintings incorporate multiple canvases, forming interconnected glyphs or totemic arrangements that merge gestures with the artist’s personal and cultural references.
In these works, I think of each domino as a stand-in for a person, a family tree, or a generation that lands in our line of sight—a reminder that each piece, or life, could not exist without the ones before it. The paintings become meditations on ancestry and continuity, showing how trauma, triumphs, and traditions are passed down, repeated, or reinvented. In honoring those connections, I aim to preserve a sustainable fact that has lasted for thousands of years: acknowledging the wisdom and presence of those who came before, and are still present.
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Domino-Glyph 4/2 , 2/0, 2025
20 x 24 in / 50.8 x 60.96 cm
Acrylic, ink, spray paint and coffee grounds on canvas
[2 panels]
These domino paintings incorporate multiple canvases, forming interconnected glyphs or totemic arrangements that merge gestures with the artist’s personal and cultural references.
In these works, I think of each domino as a stand-in for a person, a family tree, or a generation that lands in our line of sight—a reminder that each piece, or life, could not exist without the ones before it. The paintings become meditations on ancestry and continuity, showing how trauma, triumphs, and traditions are passed down, repeated, or reinvented. In honoring those connections, I aim to preserve a sustainable fact that has lasted for thousands of years: acknowledging the wisdom and presence of those who came before, and are still present.
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Domino-Glyph 4/2 , 2/0, 2025
20 x 24 in / 50.8 x 60.96 cm
Acrylic, ink, spray paint and coffee grounds on canvas
[2 panels]