Galaxia Caribeña - America

Yermine Richardson

2023 • Spain • Acrylic on Canvas

35 x 46 in

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Yermine Richardson

Spain

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Medium : Acrylic on Canvas
Other details : Artwork on supported wooden frame. Framing on request.
Dimensions : 35x45.7in

About this artwork

In this artwork the fluidity of water comes alive through a myriad of brushstrokes, echoing the graceful movements of marine life. Amid this aquatic dance, a striking figure emerges—a commanding black female embodiment symbolizing the spirit of the American continent.

I wanted to capture the essence of our continent, encompassing North, Central, South America and the Caribbean by integrating this formidable figure amidst the fluid strokes representing… the oceans that border our lands. This powerful image represents the shared history and resilience that unite our diverse cultures and stories across the entire American landmass.

I've intertwined this formidable figure with an intricate backdrop. The background texture mirrors the cosmos, reminiscent of the universe itself, adding a dimension of vastness and cosmic significance to the painting.

Yermine Richardson

Spain

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« All I see is beauty. »

Yermine Richardson is an exciting painter and photographer based in Spain who has exhibited his work in the Dominican Republic. He is primarily inspired and motivated by his experience growing up in the Caribbean, where he used to play in the darkness and look up at the surreal sky full of stars. His polished, glittering compositions are thus celebrations of people finding light even in darkness, and also serve to pay tribute to the beauty of the Caribbean and its vastness of space, as well as the beauty of black people and Richardson's own mother.

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