DETAILS:
40" X 30"
Acrylic on Canvas
Original Artwork
2021
Description: All our tributaries meet and flow into the oceans around the world as we collectively, stand on the shoulders of our ancestors for strength.
With all the love and pain oozing from our bones, the stories of our lives intertwine with love from our allies for social justice.
We march for healthcare to heal our bruises and restore our minds. We march for education representation for our children.
We march for ownership of land, of business and commerce. We march to uplift our collective humanity.
We march to live.
We march because Black Lives Matter.
" I can see the light."
ABOUT THE ARTIST:
Ing Weaver
Ing Weaver is a native of Detroit, MI. After training as an Interior Designer in Washington State, she found solace in painting and photography.
From the Great Lakes to the Puget Sound, to the solitude of California’s Mojave Desert, her abstracts are influenced by the oceans, landscapes and sunrises.
Her favorite tool is the pallet knife which produces texturally vibrant acrylic paintings and mixed media artworks.
Her art raises the pulse communicating with color theory, and markings reminiscent of hieroglyphics. She defines lines with musical movement and architectural structure.
Pairing these pieces of her heart with refreshingly honest musings of current events, she pontificates on the artwork through the lenses of joy, justice and healing.
“Abstract art allows your mind freedom and permission to see what you want minus all absolutes, drawing without an eraser.
My abstractions invite discovery and the flexibility to play with its orientation.”
Statement:
It is impactful to see ourselves represented in print, in the media and political arenas.
How do we see ourselves in abstract art? It is a feeling of connection that goes deep into the psyche of the soul, mind and spirit where thought isn't influenced by figurative images.
I want to leave the world a legacy of my intentional search for joy in dealing with real life experiences through abstraction, to provoke emotion, and to activate connections.
Abstracting allows me to think outside of the societal box. I can be lucid and fluid, sharp and rigid, dark and light. My expressions burst with color, and texture. Abstraction lets you lean in so deeply that it touches your heart.
