Donna Serena Print

Jarron Carter, a native of Milwaukee, Wisconsin, has embarked on an artistic odyssey that led him from the streets of the Midwest to the revered halls of the Louvre Museum in Paris an extraordinary trajectory that encapsulates the transformative influence of art and the unyielding spirit of its creator. Carter was successful at the Louvre after his piece titled “Born Again” was sold. Leading up to this Carter has exhibited his work multiple times in Los Angeles. In his first exhibition he sold three paintings. Shortly after this he completed a mural live in front of a crowd of 65,000. Carter was also featured on TV with PBS. Carter’s daring departure to Los Angeles, marked by a period of homelessness, profoundly shaped his artistic vision. Against all odds, Carter showcased his art at the Louvre within a year, highlighting his tenacity and talent. His precision in lines and dynamic poses transcends the visual, engaging viewers emotionally. Carter’s works, adorned with golden ornaments, symbolize freedom and harmony, inviting introspection. Rooted in personal experiences, his art becomes a compelling storytelling medium, inviting audiences to join his journey of self-discovery.