Drenched Dystopia

Inspired by the tragic case of Jayland Walker, a young man unjustly shot more than 60 times by eight police officers. This piece alludes to the haunting echoes of America's history, where Black men were forced into labor within fields. But this Black man stands amidst wildflowers - a symbol of freedom and hope. In the profoundly unjust Walker case, not a single officer faced charges, exposing the pervasive nature of racism that persists despite the passage of time.

Museum quality giclée print on traditional mold-made watercolor paper that features a distinct, highly textured surface. The natural white cotton fiber paper has a uniquely toothy feel and surface texture. 

Size: 8 x 8

Paper Finish: Matte Finish w/ a Highly Pronounced Felt Texture.

Texture Rating: ♦♦♦♦

Thickness: 24.4 mil

Density: 310 GSM

Opacity: 99% Opacity

Composition: 100% Cotton Fiber

Additional Notes: Acid, OBA, and Lignin Free