Say Their Names VII:

Nina Pop 28 May 3, 2020
Dominique “Rem'mie” Fells 27, June 9, 2020
Brian “Egypt” Powers 43 June 13, 2020
Merci Mack 22, June 30, 2020
Queasha D Hardy 22, July 27, 2020
Aerrion Burnett, 37 September 19 2020
Felycya Harris 33 October 3, 2020


In my series Say Their Names, I use portraiture as a tool to memorialize the numerous Trans and Non conforming victims who have passed due to white supremacy and hate crimes. After creating full portraits of each individual person, I deconstruct and recontextualize them into new, collective portraits. The collective memorial portraits convey both individual and collective losses within the Black and Brown communities. The abstraction of the work allows the victims and their families the right to opacity—to not have the victims’ lives reduced to the moment of their horrific death—and it makes evident that racism and white supremacy are persistent systemic issues.

Year: 2020
Medium: Collage with color pencil, asphalt paper, and chalk
Dimensions: 11.5 x16.5 unframed size (framed with UV Glass)

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