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The Color of Her // 12:00pm-5:00pm

Feb 27
1 min read

Friday, March 6th, 12:00pm-5:00pm

Princesa, the artist chooses her own color. In her paintings,color is not an accessory, it is a decision, a stance, a form of power. Each canvas presents a woman who looks like her, carries her, and exists through her palette. The repeated female figure becomes a space of affirmation, where color speaks of identity, emotion, and visibility. During Women’s Month, her work reminds us that to choose color is to choose how one is seen. Bold, saturated, unapologetic, these paintings insist on presence. They show a woman who does not fade into the background, but stands fully in her own colors — claimed, intentional, and alive.

Accessibility

  • Wheelchair Accessible

  • Contact Mr. Lopez 551-275-9208


Contact

Instagram: @juicycesa

Phone: 551-275-9208

3 Comments


Jack Richardson
14 hours ago

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line Made
line Made
Aug 25

The exploration of color in "The Color of Her" truly resonates. ragdoll playground However, I wonder if incorporating more interactive elements could enhance the audience's emotional connection to the themes presented.

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mary coca
mary coca
Jul 20

What a wonderful perspective! Her paintings prove that color is not just for viewing, but a weapon to assert the identity and power of women. Looking at these vibrant, deliberately interwoven splashes of color, I am reminded of the sharpness and subtlety required to find the hidden pieces in a game of dordle game. It all demands perseverance and boldness to be fully present and undeniably outstanding!

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