Gro & Uda are parts of the series "Layers of Her", celebrating womanhood across age, race and background. Displayed together, Gro and Uda form a powerful diptych that speaks to the shared human experience across age, race, and background. Though their appearances are starkly different, the mirrored poses and nearly identical backgrounds, with only a tonal shift in the blues, visually anchor them as one. This subtle mirroring evokes balance and duality, not contrast. * Each can be showcased by itself as well.
*** Currently showing at Miriam West Village, 140 7th Ave South ***
Gro & Uda are parts of the series "Layers of Her", celebrating womanhood across age, race and background. Displayed together, Gro and Uda form a powerful diptych that speaks to the shared human experience across age, race, and background. Though their appearances are starkly different, the mirrored poses and nearly identical backgrounds, with only a tonal shift in the blues, visually anchor them as one. This subtle mirroring evokes balance and duality, not contrast.
Their differing skin tones, hairstyles, and expressions are not about separation but about integration - reminding us that despite perceived divides, we are deeply intertwined. This pairing becomes a meditation on unity, where rest, resilience, and the dignity of womanhood exist beyond color. It’s not a commentary on “black and white” in the obvious sense, but rather a call to see ourselves reflected in one another, all part of the same human tapestry. * Each can be showcased by itself as well.
*** Currently showing at Miriam West Village, 140 7th Ave South ***
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