Harmonia Rosales Releases Limited Edition Prints
ALPHA OMEGA ARTS
By Gregory & Ernest Disney-Britton
Before COVID-19, we felt some sense of order and harmony in the world. That's been missing for 60-days of shelter-in-place (under Zoom conditions). On Friday, Indiana lifted travel restrictions, and we headed to New Harmony, Indiana, for a Memorial Day retreat. Another person seeking harmony is Chicago-based painter, Harmonia Rosales. Her faith in harmony, while living in a world of racial and gender injustice, is reflected in her renaissance inspired paintings. That's why new limited edition prints of "Crucifixion" make Harmonia Rosales our collector's tip of the week. [Purchase]
By Gregory & Ernest Disney-Britton
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| "Crucifixion" by Harmonia Rosales, detail courtesy of artist's instagram |
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| Ever since she began her art career, Afro-Cuban artist Harmonia Rosales’s main artistic concern has been focused on black female empowerment in western culture. |
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| Crucifixion by Harmonia Rosales |
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| Creation of God (2017) by Harmonia Rosales |
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| New World Consciousness (2018) |
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| The Orisha's (2019) |
