As an artist, Lauren Luna believes that representation matters, that it is important for individuals to see themselves reflected in the world around them, including in art. That is why she is passionate about painting little black girls. Through her work, Luna aims to celebrate the beauty and joy that these young girls embody.
Using a palette knife and oil paint, Luna creates highly texturized paintings that capture the essence of these young girls. She believes that the texture adds depth and dimension to the paintings, helping to convey the emotions that the girls are experiencing.
By painting little black girls, Luna hopes to inspire others to see the beauty and value in all individuals, regardless of race or ethnicity. Through her work, she wants to encourage young black girls to see themselves as beautiful and worthy, and to embrace their unique identities.
The exhibition will remain on display through March 2.
As an artist, Lauren Luna believes that representation matters, that it is important for individuals to see themselves reflected in the world around them, including in art. That is why she is passionate about painting little black girls. Through her work, Luna aims to celebrate the beauty and joy that these young girls embody.
Using a palette knife and oil paint, Luna creates highly texturized paintings that capture the essence of these young girls. She believes that the texture adds depth and dimension to the paintings, helping to convey the emotions that the girls are experiencing.
By painting little black girls, Luna hopes to inspire others to see the beauty and value in all individuals, regardless of race or ethnicity. Through her work, she wants to encourage young black girls to see themselves as beautiful and worthy, and to embrace their unique identities.
The exhibition will remain on display through March 2.
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