“... an interstitial member of a resilient family line...” (Kembo, Kembo)
"You come from those who did not have the opportunity to ask “what happened?” and then, reflecting, to then properly grieve. So you ask. You reflect. You grieve. You heal—heal them, yourself, and the new generation beyond you. Agree with this Divine gift of being an interstitial member of a resilient family line, capable of ushering in a hoped healing from those which have been for those who will be.”
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.
"You come from those who did not have the opportunity to ask “what happened?” and then, reflecting, to then properly grieve. So you ask. You reflect. You grieve. You heal—heal them, yourself, and the new generation beyond you. Agree with this Divine gift of being an interstitial member of a resilient family line, capable of ushering in a hoped healing from those which have been for those who will be.”
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.
"You come from those who did not have the opportunity to ask “what happened?” and then, reflecting, to then properly grieve. So you ask. You reflect. You grieve. You heal—heal them, yourself, and the new generation beyond you. Agree with this Divine gift of being an interstitial member of a resilient family line, capable of ushering in a hoped healing from those which have been for those who will be.”
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.