Law of the Heart

"Law of the Heart" is a poignant Abstract painting that explores themes of injustice, resilience, and inner strength amid adversity. Reflecting the historical context of the WWII-era Japanese American incarceration, the work captures the emotional and psychological impact of forced relocation and confinement in concentration camps operated by the War Relocation Authority. The use of Abstract expressionism techniques conveys a visceral sense of turmoil and hope, embodying the complex layers of identity and memory. Through its evocative imagery, the painting invites viewers to confront a dark chapter in American history while emphasizing the enduring power of the human heart.