1. From Good Faith Media: “Things Are Not As Bad As They Seem”, by Wendell Griffen
2. Hearne Fine Art Welcomes Artist, Perrion Hurd
From L to R: Hi-Top, In Deep Meditation, The Engineer | Scratch Paper/Board Etchings
MEET THE ARTIST
“New Forms” is an exploration of Black male identity and spirituality through the powerful medium of portraiture, infused with the visionary lens of Afro-Futurism. In my art, I aim to transcend boundaries and reimagine the narrative surrounding Blackness. Each portrait serves as a mirror, inviting viewers to delve into the intricacies of the Black male experience and confront societal expectations. By merging the visual language of portraiture and Afro-Futurism, I strive to create a space where stories and histories intersect, revealing the resilience, beauty, and spirituality inherent in Black masculinity. Using the Afro-Futurist framework, I envision a future where Black male identity flourishes beyond stereotypes and systemic oppression. By incorporating elements of science fiction, technology, and mysticism, I transport viewers to a world where the Black experience is infinite, transcendent, and full of possibility. – PYH