“...inspiration is breath, not sight.” (Kembo, Kembo)
"This socioculture daily flashes images before your eyes to program your subconscious with ideas and instincts. You need to deprogram so as not to confuse media’s detritus left in your psyche for Divine revelation. You come from those whose oral tradition required no illustration to cause a descendant to build cities according to its legacy. Release yourself from the need to ‘SEE’: inspiration is breath, not image.”
Info:
73 teastained pages
Acrylic on coverstock
8.5Hx5.75"W
*images of teastained paper are examples, not necessarily pages from this listing*
Kembo, Kembo means “glory, glory” in Bantu. This series is a work of reconnection with the inheritance we have as teastained (esp Black) women. What do we come from and what belongs to us? This is a rememory.
Peace,
Journey Soulfully.
"This socioculture daily flashes images before your eyes to program your subconscious with ideas and instincts. You need to deprogram so as not to confuse media’s detritus left in your psyche for Divine revelation. You come from those whose oral tradition required no illustration to cause a descendant to build cities according to its legacy. Release yourself from the need to ‘SEE’: inspiration is breath, not image.”
Info:
73 teastained pages
Acrylic on coverstock
8.5Hx5.75"W
*images of teastained paper are examples, not necessarily pages from this listing*
Kembo, Kembo means “glory, glory” in Bantu. This series is a work of reconnection with the inheritance we have as teastained (esp Black) women. What do we come from and what belongs to us? This is a rememory.
Peace,
Journey Soulfully.
"This socioculture daily flashes images before your eyes to program your subconscious with ideas and instincts. You need to deprogram so as not to confuse media’s detritus left in your psyche for Divine revelation. You come from those whose oral tradition required no illustration to cause a descendant to build cities according to its legacy. Release yourself from the need to ‘SEE’: inspiration is breath, not image.”
Info:
73 teastained pages
Acrylic on coverstock
8.5Hx5.75"W
*images of teastained paper are examples, not necessarily pages from this listing*
Kembo, Kembo means “glory, glory” in Bantu. This series is a work of reconnection with the inheritance we have as teastained (esp Black) women. What do we come from and what belongs to us? This is a rememory.
Peace,
Journey Soulfully.