Titi de Baccarat
Most Complex Humanity
Digital print
2022
My Story
Wood, collage
2016
Mvett
Wood, branches
2016
Message of Hope
saw dust, plastic
25x25
2016
Sold
Immigration is not a Color
Leather, saw dust
25x25
2016
Kilimanjaro
Wood, bark
Our Lives, Our trees
Saw dust, bark
27x30
2016
Thanks America
Fabric, wood, bark
2016
Peace, Love and Money
WW 3
Shoe, bullet, wire
2017
Key chains
Sold
Prostitution
Plastic, underwear
15x16, 24'' H
2018
The Flowers of Evil
Plastic, fabric, plastic
37x39
2017
Key Chains
Sold
Wall Street
Wood, leather, metal
15x79
2017
Necklace
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Necklace
Sold
Necklace
Sold
Necklace
Necklace
Sold
Necklace
Sold
Equality
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Freedom
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Necklace
Sold
Aigle
Sold
Village
Sold
Solidarity
Sold
Ethnic
fabric, leather
9x13, 43'' H
2018
Masai
We the people
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Black, White and Yellow shirts
Skateboard
Little girl
Wood, candles
17x10, 5'' H
2018
Hope shirt
Human Rights
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Housing Crisis
Ethnic Suitcase
Fabric, collage
21x24, 15'' H
2017
Extra Arms 1
Fabric, leather
2019
Extra Arms 2
Fabric, metal
2019
Extra Arms 3
Fabric, plastic
2019
Mvett Ovono
Extra Arms 4
Fabric, leather
2019
Breaking The Silence
Collage, fabric, leather
9x10, 60'' H
2018
How Many Have Left
Regards
Biaffra War
Oil paint, plastic
27x27
2010
Angelique
1994
Oil paint, plastic, metal
27x27
2010
Thomas Sankara
Oil paint, plastic
27x27
2010
United Nations Organization
Collage, fabric, sponge
27x27
2010
What do you see
Oil paint, fabric, metal
27x27
2010
Sold
Winnie Madikizela
Wood, bark, plastic
9x6, 23'' H
2019
Sold
Sold
Miriam Makeba
Wood, bark, plastic
5x5, 19'' H
2019
Jacky
Wood, plastic
6x9, 17'' H
2019
Barbeles
Resin, collage, barbed wire
35x39
2020
Galaxy
Resin, collage
40x40
2020
Lumumba
27x27
Oil paint, sponge
2010
Amandla Ngawethu
27x27
Oil paint, sponge
2010
Olympic Project for Human Rights
Plastic, ropes, fabric
43'' H
2019
Revolution
27x27
Oil paint, sponge
2010
Justice For George
Photo print
16x8
2020
Africa
Sold
Mask Spoon
Wood, metal
16x20
2020
The Art Of Dying On one Knee and Rising From Dead on your Feet
Resin, fabric, plastic
2020
Golden Heart
Wood, plastic
16x20
2019
Kiss Me
Glass, resin and wood
10x3, 9'' H
2019
Stop Them
Friendship
Metal, plaster
32x24
2017
Panthers
Sold
E=MC
Bullet, saw dust, leather
22x26, 12'' H
2017
Patriotism
Fabric
2018
KAPP
Fabric, plastic
2020
1968
Victory
Leather, fabric, metal
2020
Community
Photo print
16x8
2020
Sold
Number 7
Plastic, leather
2020
Sold
I saw
Metal, saw dust
25x25
2016
Deeply in my heart
Photo print
16x8
2020
Gold'Africa
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Fall Falls in Love
Pure Energy
Burden
Photo print
16x8
2020
Vote
Photo print
16x8
2020
Black Skin White Mask
Plaster, Metal, Rope
21x48
2017
Sold
Knives 1
Leather and knives
20x20
2017
Knives 2
Leather and knives
25x29
2017
1968
Plastic, wood
2020
Black, White and Yellow
Fabric, shoe, belt
21x32
2017
Portland
Collage, fabric
24x36
2017
New York
Saw dust, wood, fabric
25x25
2016
Chemise part 1
Fabric
13x16
2017
Black Lives Matter
Fabric, shoes, handcuff
28x48
2016
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I Can't breathe
Photo print
16x8
2020
Chemise part 2
Fabric
13x16
2017
We are Africa
Fabric, collage
24x24, 47'' H
2017
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Equality
Digital print
16x8
2020
The Reason We Come Together
Public Art
575 Congress Street, Portland ME 04101
2022
Welcome Home
Collage
12x12
2019
Sold
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Together Bench
Year: 2023
Title: It's Time
Year: 2023
it's time to remember that on May 25, 2020, the whole world stopped breathing for 8 minutes 46 seconds.
Taking a Knee for Change. Year: 2023
Title: But what is justice in this world?
Year: 2023
Title: Do you hear the airplane noise
Year: 2023
Title: Faith Hope and Love
Size: 12x8
Medium: Mixed media, resin
Year: 2023
Artist statement
This artwork focuses on a tragedy that happened forty years ago in Iran. Ten women
were persecuted and then put to death for practicing their belief. There are three things
that must never die in the world; They are faith, hope and love.
Taking a Knee for Change is a book featuring photographs (taken months after the murder of George Floyd by 10 Maine photographers) of people who live in Maine and work to end racism and achieve social justice in Maine today. The book combines both photographs of the Mainers taking a knee and stories about their personal experience with social justice.
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