36×48 inches

In 2020, the nation bore witness to a harrowing act of police brutality—the unjust and tragic death of George Floyd. While this incident was not unfamiliar to America’s deeply ingrained history of racial injustice, it ignited a movement like never before. It sparked widespread outrage and a collective demand for accountability, not just for George Floyd but for all those who have suffered at the hands of unchecked police violence. The cries for justice echoed across the country, calling for systemic change and fairness in the treatment of every individual, regardless of race.

This painting captures the profound grief and urgency of that moment through a powerful visual statement. George Floyd’s face is only partially painted, symbolizing a life stolen far too soon. The incomplete portrait is a haunting reminder of the fragility of Black lives in a system that has repeatedly failed to protect them. It also speaks to the unfinished work of addressing the deep-rooted injustices that continue to plague society.

The artwork goes beyond memorializing George Floyd; it is a direct challenge to law enforcement and those in power. It serves as a demand for accountability, urging viewers to reflect on the human cost of prejudice and unchecked authority. Through its stark and evocative imagery, the painting stands as both a tribute to a man whose life was cut short and a call to action for a society that must do better.