Akar Jalanan Painting

My past experiences with the social dynamics of street children, my life asa street performer since the third grade in s/d high school; Meet street children who are similarly yoked to a background that is literally rooted and growing from a "broken," harsh, rigid, banished, oppressed, discriminated against. But from that background is born and grows what is considerate, solidarity, tolerance, standing shoulder to shoulder with each other with no more bullying, bullying, and that too for the collective consciousness of each individual's past experiences. The courage to move and change just to survive, sleep on the streets, find a meal in the garbage can never be a problem. From that background I convey my feelings about persistence, not giving up under any circumstances to this time's work; By adopting roots as a visual symbol. Roots that curl, moving in search of and over narrow streets, rock hard representing the life of the road that is indeed hard. My own roots point to a person as a symbol of perseverance, a pillar that continues to seek springs for the tree's survival. Black and white as portrayed by the social strata (lower/poor), in this piece called "street roots" may inspire any appreciation to continue the fight unquit, over-le

Painting:Acrylic on Canvas

Original:One-of-a-kind Artwork

Size:59.1 W x 59.1 H x 2 D in

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