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Fire and passion navigates itself into the soul of this woman. Her expression treads past her dolour, and previous mental suffering. The previous bondage is now held captive in this moment of her finest liberation. Adorned with color and ornamentation she created, it serves notice to the plainness of immaturity. Emotion for emotion's sake. Nowhere is there vagueness or non-description even though she has shut her eyes. Notice the three rings hanging from her neck, well, they represent the only thing that she is not totally freed from, and that is The THREE PHASES OF EVE. Therefore, the key (at the end of the rings) testify of her gratification in her new self's bag, a Diverse Expression. Red streams, green reams, and scarlet moments triangulate to the emotion of the day. Trading beads for barter and give this sister her new charter: Emotion 2006. This was exhibited in the Maasai Women . . . . exhibition in Baltimore, MD 2006.

Creating works of art is the artists act of disinheriting themselves from mundane tasks to acting on behalf of the universe to produce grandeur. My art is more than art imitating life. It imitates a lasting relationship between viewer and the piece of art. Products are for sale but art is for enjoyment beyond a monetary price. An artist is a vessel in the Master's hand. The piece created is a vessel in the artist's creativity. One must work with the creator God in order for weaknesses to be unpublished. The hand of the artificer must compliment the gift of their stewardship entrusted by the God of the Universe. With Holiness and Purity Practice, Practice, Practice for you never Finish. Maryland Institute of Art Morgan State...