Hatched
Name: Junie Brown
Title of Piece: Hatched
Size: 36" x 36"
Medium: Oil on canvas
Price: 700
Description: Based in Kansas City, Junie is an artist and student whose work delves into the overlapping identities of queer people and people of color. Drawing from personal experiences and community narratives, Junie weaves identity, resilience, and belonging into stunning oil paintings. Through bold visual language, Junie explores the complexities of race, sexuality, gender, and culture, creating immersive pieces that encourage dialogue and reflection. Their work not only represents but also empowers, offering a space where queer people and people of color can see themselves reflected in ways that are both authentic and affirming.
Name: Junie Brown
Title of Piece: Hatched
Size: 36" x 36"
Medium: Oil on canvas
Price: 700
Description: Based in Kansas City, Junie is an artist and student whose work delves into the overlapping identities of queer people and people of color. Drawing from personal experiences and community narratives, Junie weaves identity, resilience, and belonging into stunning oil paintings. Through bold visual language, Junie explores the complexities of race, sexuality, gender, and culture, creating immersive pieces that encourage dialogue and reflection. Their work not only represents but also empowers, offering a space where queer people and people of color can see themselves reflected in ways that are both authentic and affirming.
Name: Junie Brown
Title of Piece: Hatched
Size: 36" x 36"
Medium: Oil on canvas
Price: 700
Description: Based in Kansas City, Junie is an artist and student whose work delves into the overlapping identities of queer people and people of color. Drawing from personal experiences and community narratives, Junie weaves identity, resilience, and belonging into stunning oil paintings. Through bold visual language, Junie explores the complexities of race, sexuality, gender, and culture, creating immersive pieces that encourage dialogue and reflection. Their work not only represents but also empowers, offering a space where queer people and people of color can see themselves reflected in ways that are both authentic and affirming.