White Plaque. Bridge Arch and Reflection

"White Plaque. Bridge Arch and Reflection" is an Abstract painting that employs Minimalism to evoke clarity and contemplation. Featuring a stark, simplified depiction of a bridge arch reflected on water, the composition emphasizes form and space over detail, inviting viewers to interpret deeper meanings. The subdued palette and clean lines create a sense of calm juxtaposed with historical weight, subtly referencing the era when lynching—a form of racial terrorism used to enforce white supremacy—was prevalent in the United States. The artwork prompts reflection on racial violence and the desire for justice and understanding.