
These works grew out of a fascination with the ordinary wooden stool and my love for nudism. I wanted to place the Black female form, with its natural curves, strength, and presence, in quiet, unapologetic poses against pure fields of color. The elongated limbs and simplified shapes are a nod to both classical sculpture and modern African modernism. This artwork explores rest, self-possession, and the beauty of the body simply existing, free of narrative or apology.
This is a 12 by 16 Inches work. It is only limited to 5 digital copies. once sold out, this work will never be reprinted or re-released. It is one of the 3 in its STOOL SITTERS collection.