Foxy if this world were mine Flower Shower by Kevin "WAK"

Flower Shower by Kevin "WAK" Williams depicts a vulnerable black man with a red flower hidden behind his back shyly approaching a black woman on a pedestal bathed in light and surrounded by yellow flowers

Jimmie Lee Jackson was brutally killed in 1965 in Alabama while advocating for voting rights

This work of art ships with a Certificate of Authenticity and is a member of Frank Morrison's popular Harlem Collection

In the background a vase full of flowers is highlighted

A great piece for your home or church to remind you of whom you should put your trust in during times of despair

Foxy if this world were mine Flower Shower by Kevin "WAK"An open edition release from Kevin "WAK" Williams' popular hair salon series. This series harkens back to his roots. WAK got his start in the art industry doing murals and other artistic designs for beauty salons and barbershops on the Southside of Chicago. This release is titled "Foxy". It depicts an African American woman with a large natural Afro and is an ode to a look from the 70's. Measures 18x24 inches in size. Available framed or unframed.