Marcella Hayes Muhammad's Plasticism artwork presents a thought-provoking abstraction featuring a young woman gazing into a mirror, where the reflections of two generations of her family emerge. This poignant piece juxtaposes the image of a free African ancestor with that of a captured slave, symbolizing the complex journey from bondage to freedom in American history. The artwork invites viewers to reflect on their heritage and the enduring impact of familial legacies.
Marcella Hayes Muhammad's Plasticism artwork presents a thought-provoking abstraction featuring a young woman gazing into a mirror, where the reflections of two generations of her family emerge. This poignant piece juxtaposes the image of a free African ancestor with that of a captured slave, symbolizing the complex journey from bondage to freedom in American history. The artwork invites viewers to reflect on their heritage and the enduring impact of familial legacies.
- Subject Matter: Plastic Space Figurative
- Current Location: Black Art In America
- Collections: Plastic Space Figurative