Men of colour

Men of colourMen of colour have long carried the weight of silent suffering, their voices muted by the heavy expectation to embody unwavering strength. In a world where masculinity is equated with stoicism, their pain is often disregarded, dismissed, or ignored. The trauma they endure, whether it be from systemic racism, historical violence, or personal abuse, remains buried deep within, festering in the shadows of forced silence. They are told to be warriors,

For the people of Congo

Early America would make an excellent addition to any home or office

and the unbreakable will to protect the generations yet to come

It is a reminder of the failures of authorities who have turned a blind eye

and homes instead fund conflict

but also the unyielding strength of a people who continue to fight for their daughters

and green come together to create a strong visual statement of unity

With Born A King

released into the night to be carried by the moon's light

our print is a powerful addition to any space

powerless to protect their children

Their movements tell stories of survival