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Ameyn
McBride/Dillman Gallery
May 15 - June 28
Thank you all of those who have taken the time to visit and celebrate the opening of my recent body of work. Thank you to Ashley for giving me the opportunity. This came together very quickly and I couldn’t be more thrilled.

For all inquiries reach out to @mcbride_dillman

Ameyn by Jeffrey Melo
Ameyn situates faith within a continuous state of instability shaped by crisis, repetition, and emotional fatigue. The work draws from a shared condition, focusing on how people locate themselves within ongoing uncertainty and sustain a sense of coherence over time.
The paintings focus on bodies in prayer as sites of response. Hands pressed together, heads lowered, palms lifted. Each gesture processes pressure through the body, holding control and release at once. These positions register a search for structure while carrying the weight of instability.
Context is reduced so attention holds on gesture, light, and duration. Light stabilizes the figure and sets a contained space. Surface carries pressure through abrasion, buildup, and interruption, with quieter passages opening into moments of clarity. These shifts track fluctuation, where intensity and stillness move in close proximity.
Prayer operates here as repeated behavior shaped by need and condition. It organizes thought, absorbs fear, redirects attention, and registers strain. Each return to the gesture marks an attempt to hold form within changing circumstances.
Across the work, repetition produces a pattern of endurance. The paintings follow how these actions accumulate over time, marking the effort to remain intact and to continue reaching beyond the immediate condition.

Ameyn
McBride/Dillman Gallery
May 15 - June 28
Thank you all of those who have taken the time to visit and celebrate the opening of my recent body of work. Thank you to Ashley for giving me the opportunity. This came together very quickly and I couldn’t be more thrilled.

For all inquiries reach out to @mcbride_dillman

Ameyn by Jeffrey Melo
Ameyn situates faith within a continuous state of instability shaped by crisis, repetition, and emotional fatigue. The work draws from a shared condition, focusing on how people locate themselves within ongoing uncertainty and sustain a sense of coherence over time.
The paintings focus on bodies in prayer as sites of response. Hands pressed together, heads lowered, palms lifted. Each gesture processes pressure through the body, holding control and release at once. These positions register a search for structure while carrying the weight of instability.
Context is reduced so attention holds on gesture, light, and duration. Light stabilizes the figure and sets a contained space. Surface carries pressure through abrasion, buildup, and interruption, with quieter passages opening into moments of clarity. These shifts track fluctuation, where intensity and stillness move in close proximity.
Prayer operates here as repeated behavior shaped by need and condition. It organizes thought, absorbs fear, redirects attention, and registers strain. Each return to the gesture marks an attempt to hold form within changing circumstances.
Across the work, repetition produces a pattern of endurance. The paintings follow how these actions accumulate over time, marking the effort to remain intact and to continue reaching beyond the immediate condition.

Ameyn
McBride/Dillman Gallery
May 15 - June 28
Thank you all of those who have taken the time to visit and celebrate the opening of my recent body of work. Thank you to Ashley for giving me the opportunity. This came together very quickly and I couldn’t be more thrilled.

For all inquiries reach out to @mcbride_dillman

Ameyn by Jeffrey Melo
Ameyn situates faith within a continuous state of instability shaped by crisis, repetition, and emotional fatigue. The work draws from a shared condition, focusing on how people locate themselves within ongoing uncertainty and sustain a sense of coherence over time.
The paintings focus on bodies in prayer as sites of response. Hands pressed together, heads lowered, palms lifted. Each gesture processes pressure through the body, holding control and release at once. These positions register a search for structure while carrying the weight of instability.
Context is reduced so attention holds on gesture, light, and duration. Light stabilizes the figure and sets a contained space. Surface carries pressure through abrasion, buildup, and interruption, with quieter passages opening into moments of clarity. These shifts track fluctuation, where intensity and stillness move in close proximity.
Prayer operates here as repeated behavior shaped by need and condition. It organizes thought, absorbs fear, redirects attention, and registers strain. Each return to the gesture marks an attempt to hold form within changing circumstances.
Across the work, repetition produces a pattern of endurance. The paintings follow how these actions accumulate over time, marking the effort to remain intact and to continue reaching beyond the immediate condition.

Ameyn
McBride/Dillman Gallery
May 15 - June 28
Thank you all of those who have taken the time to visit and celebrate the opening of my recent body of work. Thank you to Ashley for giving me the opportunity. This came together very quickly and I couldn’t be more thrilled.

For all inquiries reach out to @mcbride_dillman

Ameyn by Jeffrey Melo
Ameyn situates faith within a continuous state of instability shaped by crisis, repetition, and emotional fatigue. The work draws from a shared condition, focusing on how people locate themselves within ongoing uncertainty and sustain a sense of coherence over time.
The paintings focus on bodies in prayer as sites of response. Hands pressed together, heads lowered, palms lifted. Each gesture processes pressure through the body, holding control and release at once. These positions register a search for structure while carrying the weight of instability.
Context is reduced so attention holds on gesture, light, and duration. Light stabilizes the figure and sets a contained space. Surface carries pressure through abrasion, buildup, and interruption, with quieter passages opening into moments of clarity. These shifts track fluctuation, where intensity and stillness move in close proximity.
Prayer operates here as repeated behavior shaped by need and condition. It organizes thought, absorbs fear, redirects attention, and registers strain. Each return to the gesture marks an attempt to hold form within changing circumstances.
Across the work, repetition produces a pattern of endurance. The paintings follow how these actions accumulate over time, marking the effort to remain intact and to continue reaching beyond the immediate condition.

Ameyn
McBride/Dillman Gallery
May 15 - June 28
Thank you all of those who have taken the time to visit and celebrate the opening of my recent body of work. Thank you to Ashley for giving me the opportunity. This came together very quickly and I couldn’t be more thrilled.

For all inquiries reach out to @mcbride_dillman

Ameyn by Jeffrey Melo
Ameyn situates faith within a continuous state of instability shaped by crisis, repetition, and emotional fatigue. The work draws from a shared condition, focusing on how people locate themselves within ongoing uncertainty and sustain a sense of coherence over time.
The paintings focus on bodies in prayer as sites of response. Hands pressed together, heads lowered, palms lifted. Each gesture processes pressure through the body, holding control and release at once. These positions register a search for structure while carrying the weight of instability.
Context is reduced so attention holds on gesture, light, and duration. Light stabilizes the figure and sets a contained space. Surface carries pressure through abrasion, buildup, and interruption, with quieter passages opening into moments of clarity. These shifts track fluctuation, where intensity and stillness move in close proximity.
Prayer operates here as repeated behavior shaped by need and condition. It organizes thought, absorbs fear, redirects attention, and registers strain. Each return to the gesture marks an attempt to hold form within changing circumstances.
Across the work, repetition produces a pattern of endurance. The paintings follow how these actions accumulate over time, marking the effort to remain intact and to continue reaching beyond the immediate condition.

Ameyn
McBride/Dillman Gallery
May 15 - June 28
Thank you all of those who have taken the time to visit and celebrate the opening of my recent body of work. Thank you to Ashley for giving me the opportunity. This came together very quickly and I couldn’t be more thrilled.

For all inquiries reach out to @mcbride_dillman

Ameyn by Jeffrey Melo
Ameyn situates faith within a continuous state of instability shaped by crisis, repetition, and emotional fatigue. The work draws from a shared condition, focusing on how people locate themselves within ongoing uncertainty and sustain a sense of coherence over time.
The paintings focus on bodies in prayer as sites of response. Hands pressed together, heads lowered, palms lifted. Each gesture processes pressure through the body, holding control and release at once. These positions register a search for structure while carrying the weight of instability.
Context is reduced so attention holds on gesture, light, and duration. Light stabilizes the figure and sets a contained space. Surface carries pressure through abrasion, buildup, and interruption, with quieter passages opening into moments of clarity. These shifts track fluctuation, where intensity and stillness move in close proximity.
Prayer operates here as repeated behavior shaped by need and condition. It organizes thought, absorbs fear, redirects attention, and registers strain. Each return to the gesture marks an attempt to hold form within changing circumstances.
Across the work, repetition produces a pattern of endurance. The paintings follow how these actions accumulate over time, marking the effort to remain intact and to continue reaching beyond the immediate condition.

Ameyn
McBride/Dillman Gallery
May 15 - June 28
Thank you all of those who have taken the time to visit and celebrate the opening of my recent body of work. Thank you to Ashley for giving me the opportunity. This came together very quickly and I couldn’t be more thrilled.

For all inquiries reach out to @mcbride_dillman

Ameyn by Jeffrey Melo
Ameyn situates faith within a continuous state of instability shaped by crisis, repetition, and emotional fatigue. The work draws from a shared condition, focusing on how people locate themselves within ongoing uncertainty and sustain a sense of coherence over time.
The paintings focus on bodies in prayer as sites of response. Hands pressed together, heads lowered, palms lifted. Each gesture processes pressure through the body, holding control and release at once. These positions register a search for structure while carrying the weight of instability.
Context is reduced so attention holds on gesture, light, and duration. Light stabilizes the figure and sets a contained space. Surface carries pressure through abrasion, buildup, and interruption, with quieter passages opening into moments of clarity. These shifts track fluctuation, where intensity and stillness move in close proximity.
Prayer operates here as repeated behavior shaped by need and condition. It organizes thought, absorbs fear, redirects attention, and registers strain. Each return to the gesture marks an attempt to hold form within changing circumstances.
Across the work, repetition produces a pattern of endurance. The paintings follow how these actions accumulate over time, marking the effort to remain intact and to continue reaching beyond the immediate condition.

Ameyn
McBride/Dillman Gallery
May 15 - June 28
Thank you all of those who have taken the time to visit and celebrate the opening of my recent body of work. Thank you to Ashley for giving me the opportunity. This came together very quickly and I couldn’t be more thrilled.

For all inquiries reach out to @mcbride_dillman

Ameyn by Jeffrey Melo
Ameyn situates faith within a continuous state of instability shaped by crisis, repetition, and emotional fatigue. The work draws from a shared condition, focusing on how people locate themselves within ongoing uncertainty and sustain a sense of coherence over time.
The paintings focus on bodies in prayer as sites of response. Hands pressed together, heads lowered, palms lifted. Each gesture processes pressure through the body, holding control and release at once. These positions register a search for structure while carrying the weight of instability.
Context is reduced so attention holds on gesture, light, and duration. Light stabilizes the figure and sets a contained space. Surface carries pressure through abrasion, buildup, and interruption, with quieter passages opening into moments of clarity. These shifts track fluctuation, where intensity and stillness move in close proximity.
Prayer operates here as repeated behavior shaped by need and condition. It organizes thought, absorbs fear, redirects attention, and registers strain. Each return to the gesture marks an attempt to hold form within changing circumstances.
Across the work, repetition produces a pattern of endurance. The paintings follow how these actions accumulate over time, marking the effort to remain intact and to continue reaching beyond the immediate condition.

Ameyn
McBride/Dillman Gallery
May 15 - June 28
Thank you all of those who have taken the time to visit and celebrate the opening of my recent body of work. Thank you to Ashley for giving me the opportunity. This came together very quickly and I couldn’t be more thrilled.

For all inquiries reach out to @mcbride_dillman

Ameyn by Jeffrey Melo
Ameyn situates faith within a continuous state of instability shaped by crisis, repetition, and emotional fatigue. The work draws from a shared condition, focusing on how people locate themselves within ongoing uncertainty and sustain a sense of coherence over time.
The paintings focus on bodies in prayer as sites of response. Hands pressed together, heads lowered, palms lifted. Each gesture processes pressure through the body, holding control and release at once. These positions register a search for structure while carrying the weight of instability.
Context is reduced so attention holds on gesture, light, and duration. Light stabilizes the figure and sets a contained space. Surface carries pressure through abrasion, buildup, and interruption, with quieter passages opening into moments of clarity. These shifts track fluctuation, where intensity and stillness move in close proximity.
Prayer operates here as repeated behavior shaped by need and condition. It organizes thought, absorbs fear, redirects attention, and registers strain. Each return to the gesture marks an attempt to hold form within changing circumstances.
Across the work, repetition produces a pattern of endurance. The paintings follow how these actions accumulate over time, marking the effort to remain intact and to continue reaching beyond the immediate condition.

Ameyn
McBride/Dillman Gallery
May 15 - June 28
Thank you all of those who have taken the time to visit and celebrate the opening of my recent body of work. Thank you to Ashley for giving me the opportunity. This came together very quickly and I couldn’t be more thrilled.

For all inquiries reach out to @mcbride_dillman

Ameyn by Jeffrey Melo
Ameyn situates faith within a continuous state of instability shaped by crisis, repetition, and emotional fatigue. The work draws from a shared condition, focusing on how people locate themselves within ongoing uncertainty and sustain a sense of coherence over time.
The paintings focus on bodies in prayer as sites of response. Hands pressed together, heads lowered, palms lifted. Each gesture processes pressure through the body, holding control and release at once. These positions register a search for structure while carrying the weight of instability.
Context is reduced so attention holds on gesture, light, and duration. Light stabilizes the figure and sets a contained space. Surface carries pressure through abrasion, buildup, and interruption, with quieter passages opening into moments of clarity. These shifts track fluctuation, where intensity and stillness move in close proximity.
Prayer operates here as repeated behavior shaped by need and condition. It organizes thought, absorbs fear, redirects attention, and registers strain. Each return to the gesture marks an attempt to hold form within changing circumstances.
Across the work, repetition produces a pattern of endurance. The paintings follow how these actions accumulate over time, marking the effort to remain intact and to continue reaching beyond the immediate condition.

More installation shots courtesy of @blouindivision.

It seems to me that when we give ourselves time to stay still and hold space by ourselves, our most authentic versions begin to take permanent form in our physical expressions. It may not seem like much to those not paying close attention, but it’s the subtle expressions that make one’s character so unique. These 2 works are my personal favorite representation of that observation.

1. The Lady In Yellow, 2022 Oil on canvas
24h x 18w in

2. MF DOOM and Gloom, 2022
Oil on Canvas
60h x 54w in

For availability, contact @lindsay_jarvis @blouindivision

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#jaemelo #newyorkartist #artistofinstagram #nycpainters #creativeart #portraitpainting #iconicportraits #afrolatino #dominican#afrolatinoartist #realism #modernart #nycportraitartist #expochicago

More installation shots courtesy of @blouindivision.

It seems to me that when we give ourselves time to stay still and hold space by ourselves, our most authentic versions begin to take permanent form in our physical expressions. It may not seem like much to those not paying close attention, but it’s the subtle expressions that make one’s character so unique. These 2 works are my personal favorite representation of that observation.

1. The Lady In Yellow, 2022 Oil on canvas
24h x 18w in

2. MF DOOM and Gloom, 2022
Oil on Canvas
60h x 54w in

For availability, contact @lindsay_jarvis @blouindivision

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#jaemelo #newyorkartist #artistofinstagram #nycpainters #creativeart #portraitpainting #iconicportraits #afrolatino #dominican#afrolatinoartist #realism #modernart #nycportraitartist #expochicago

More installation shots courtesy of @blouindivision.

It seems to me that when we give ourselves time to stay still and hold space by ourselves, our most authentic versions begin to take permanent form in our physical expressions. It may not seem like much to those not paying close attention, but it’s the subtle expressions that make one’s character so unique. These 2 works are my personal favorite representation of that observation.

1. The Lady In Yellow, 2022 Oil on canvas
24h x 18w in

2. MF DOOM and Gloom, 2022
Oil on Canvas
60h x 54w in

For availability, contact @lindsay_jarvis @blouindivision

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#jaemelo #newyorkartist #artistofinstagram #nycpainters #creativeart #portraitpainting #iconicportraits #afrolatino #dominican#afrolatinoartist #realism #modernart #nycportraitartist #expochicago

More installation shots courtesy of @blouindivision.

It seems to me that when we give ourselves time to stay still and hold space by ourselves, our most authentic versions begin to take permanent form in our physical expressions. It may not seem like much to those not paying close attention, but it’s the subtle expressions that make one’s character so unique. These 2 works are my personal favorite representation of that observation.

1. The Lady In Yellow, 2022 Oil on canvas
24h x 18w in

2. MF DOOM and Gloom, 2022
Oil on Canvas
60h x 54w in

For availability, contact @lindsay_jarvis @blouindivision

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#jaemelo #newyorkartist #artistofinstagram #nycpainters #creativeart #portraitpainting #iconicportraits #afrolatino #dominican#afrolatinoartist #realism #modernart #nycportraitartist #expochicago

🎨 Step into the world of @jaemelo —an artist you NEED to know. 👀

When a trusted collector raved about Jeffrey to us, we had to see for ourselves. Hidden away in his NYC basement studio, we found an artist whose work is as bold as it is deeply personal. Drawing from his upbringing in the very neighborhood where he now creates, Jeffrey’s art is a powerful reflection of identity, history, and representation.

His work embodies Thelma Golden’s post-black concept—rejecting stereotypes and celebrating the complexity of Black culture. Through his pieces, he challenges perceptions of race, gender, sexuality, and class, bringing untold stories into the light. His commitment to representation is unwavering, making space for voices too often left unheard.

Pay attention, because Jeffrey Melo is just getting started. ✨

Comment MELO and we’ll DM you the link to watch a free preview!

Credits:
Director: @andydunninsta
Camera Assistant: @wethewencks
Social Media: @tinyambitions

#watchseenart #jeffreymelo #blackartwork #emergingartists #artiststudio #artistinterview #nycartists #nycart #representationalart

Please join us tonight for the opening of Ameyn, a solo exhibition of new paintings by Jeffrey Melo, opening May 15, 2026, with a reception from 6–8 pm and on view through June 28, 2026. In Ameyn, Melo situates faith within a landscape of profound instability—shaped by crisis, repetition, and emotional fatigue. This body of work emerges from global conflict - the widening U.S. military engagement in Iran, the ongoing humanitarian catastrophe in Gaza, alongside rising domestic turmoil marked by intensified ICE raids and enforcement actions that have raised alarm over racial profiling and civilian deaths. Against this backdrop, the work reflects on how individuals locate themselves within uncertainty and strive to sustain a sense of steadiness over time.

Ameyn by Jeffrey Melo
Ameyn situates faith within a continuous state of instability shaped by crisis, repetition, and
emotional fatigue. The work draws from a shared condition, focusing on how people locate
themselves within ongoing uncertainty and sustain a sense of coherence over time.
The paintings focus on bodies in prayer as sites of response. Hands pressed together, heads
lowered, palms lifted. Each gesture processes pressure through the body, holding control and
release at once. These positions register a search for structure while carrying the weight of
instability.
Context is reduced so attention holds on gesture, light, and duration. Light stabilizes the figure
and sets a contained space. Surface carries pressure through abrasion, buildup, and
interruption, with quieter passages opening into moments of clarity. These shifts track
fluctuation, where intensity and stillness move in close proximity.
Prayer operates here as repeated behavior shaped by need and condition. It organizes thought,
absorbs fear, redirects attention, and registers strain. Each return to the gesture marks an
attempt to hold form within changing circumstances.
Across the work, repetition produces a pattern of endurance. The paintings follow how these
actions accumulate over time, marking the effort to remain intact and to continue reaching
beyond the immediate condition.

Il tetto di Shin, 2026
68x48
oil on linen

Ameyn, May 15
Courtesy of @mcbride_dillman

Upcoming:
JEFFREY MELO 
Ameyn 
May 15 - June 28, 2026 
Opening Reception: May 15, 2026, 6-8 PM

McBride / Dillman is pleased to present Ameyn, a solo exhibition of new paintings by Jeffrey Melo, opening May 15, 2026, with a reception from 6–8 pm, and on view through June 28, 2026.

In Ameyn, Melo situates faith within a landscape of instability shaped by crisis, repetition, and emotional fatigue. The work emerges in response to escalating global conflict—from U.S. military engagement in Iran to the ongoing humanitarian catastrophe in Gaza—as well as intensifying domestic unrest marked by aggressive ICE enforcement. Against this backdrop, the paintings consider how individuals locate steadiness within uncertainty, and what it means to endure over time.

Read the press release here:
https://mcbridedillman.com/jeffrey-melo-ameyn

Upcoming:
JEFFREY MELO 
Ameyn 
May 15 - June 28, 2026 
Opening Reception: May 15, 2026, 6-8 PM

McBride / Dillman is pleased to present Ameyn, a solo exhibition of new paintings by Jeffrey Melo, opening May 15, 2026, with a reception from 6–8 pm, and on view through June 28, 2026.

In Ameyn, Melo situates faith within a landscape of instability shaped by crisis, repetition, and emotional fatigue. The work emerges in response to escalating global conflict—from U.S. military engagement in Iran to the ongoing humanitarian catastrophe in Gaza—as well as intensifying domestic unrest marked by aggressive ICE enforcement. Against this backdrop, the paintings consider how individuals locate steadiness within uncertainty, and what it means to endure over time.

Read the press release here:
https://mcbridedillman.com/jeffrey-melo-ameyn

A man with many faces has but one story to tell.

His own.

Thank you to all of those who have helped me tell my story. Through photographs, film, literature, conversation, etc.

It’s time to contribute to the next chapter.

More to come.

A man with many faces has but one story to tell.

His own.

Thank you to all of those who have helped me tell my story. Through photographs, film, literature, conversation, etc.

It’s time to contribute to the next chapter.

More to come.

A man with many faces has but one story to tell.

His own.

Thank you to all of those who have helped me tell my story. Through photographs, film, literature, conversation, etc.

It’s time to contribute to the next chapter.

More to come.

A man with many faces has but one story to tell.

His own.

Thank you to all of those who have helped me tell my story. Through photographs, film, literature, conversation, etc.

It’s time to contribute to the next chapter.

More to come.

A man with many faces has but one story to tell.

His own.

Thank you to all of those who have helped me tell my story. Through photographs, film, literature, conversation, etc.

It’s time to contribute to the next chapter.

More to come.

A man with many faces has but one story to tell.

His own.

Thank you to all of those who have helped me tell my story. Through photographs, film, literature, conversation, etc.

It’s time to contribute to the next chapter.

More to come.

A man with many faces has but one story to tell.

His own.

Thank you to all of those who have helped me tell my story. Through photographs, film, literature, conversation, etc.

It’s time to contribute to the next chapter.

More to come.

I first met contemporary artist Jeffrey Melo when he joined the over 150 talented artists who brought their vibrant, powerful work to a deserted Soho in NYC during the darkest moments of the pandemic. While shops throughout the city were forced to shutter that June of 2020, artists transformed boarded up storefronts into glorious messages of hope, as well assupport for first responders, underserved communities, civil rights champions, and those we’d lost. A brilliant, soft spoken artist, Jeffrey is like a walking, glowing, campfire, gathering folks around to share in warmth and community. And I’ll always be so happy to have had the privilege of getting to know him. Learn more about Jeffrey at JaeMelo.com #newyorkisart
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Artist Jeffrey Melo, Gramercy Park & SoHo, NYC
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© Kimberly M. Wang | eardog.com | @eardogfoto
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“My mission is to equip viewers with tools for curiosity, inquiry, and accountability, particularly when familiar stories are reframed through unfamiliar perspectives. I strive to deepen our appreciation for the complex tapestry of human experience and history, bridging past and present. I encourage exploration, reflection, and connection with the stories I bring to life, inspiring a profound engagement with history, art, and culture. My art aims to foster empathy and understanding that transcends time and borders. It is a transformative journey that promises a meaningful experience for all who embrace it”. —Jeffrey Melo @jaemelo

I first met contemporary artist Jeffrey Melo when he joined the over 150 talented artists who brought their vibrant, powerful work to a deserted Soho in NYC during the darkest moments of the pandemic. While shops throughout the city were forced to shutter that June of 2020, artists transformed boarded up storefronts into glorious messages of hope, as well assupport for first responders, underserved communities, civil rights champions, and those we’d lost. A brilliant, soft spoken artist, Jeffrey is like a walking, glowing, campfire, gathering folks around to share in warmth and community. And I’ll always be so happy to have had the privilege of getting to know him. Learn more about Jeffrey at JaeMelo.com #newyorkisart
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Artist Jeffrey Melo, Gramercy Park & SoHo, NYC
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© Kimberly M. Wang | eardog.com | @eardogfoto
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“My mission is to equip viewers with tools for curiosity, inquiry, and accountability, particularly when familiar stories are reframed through unfamiliar perspectives. I strive to deepen our appreciation for the complex tapestry of human experience and history, bridging past and present. I encourage exploration, reflection, and connection with the stories I bring to life, inspiring a profound engagement with history, art, and culture. My art aims to foster empathy and understanding that transcends time and borders. It is a transformative journey that promises a meaningful experience for all who embrace it”. —Jeffrey Melo @jaemelo

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Week of art,sun, and growth. To feel energized and rejuvenated by our community in the arts is a privilege that we as participants of the art world shouldn’t take for granted. Congrats to all of the artist, galleries, and everyone who had a successful art week in Miami. Cheers to a great week at Art Basel and all of the exceptional fairs.

Now it’s back to the studio!

#artbasel #miamiartweek #explorepageًًً

Week of art,sun, and growth. To feel energized and rejuvenated by our community in the arts is a privilege that we as participants of the art world shouldn’t take for granted. Congrats to all of the artist, galleries, and everyone who had a successful art week in Miami. Cheers to a great week at Art Basel and all of the exceptional fairs.

Now it’s back to the studio!

#artbasel #miamiartweek #explorepageًًً

Week of art,sun, and growth. To feel energized and rejuvenated by our community in the arts is a privilege that we as participants of the art world shouldn’t take for granted. Congrats to all of the artist, galleries, and everyone who had a successful art week in Miami. Cheers to a great week at Art Basel and all of the exceptional fairs.

Now it’s back to the studio!

#artbasel #miamiartweek #explorepageًًً

Week of art,sun, and growth. To feel energized and rejuvenated by our community in the arts is a privilege that we as participants of the art world shouldn’t take for granted. Congrats to all of the artist, galleries, and everyone who had a successful art week in Miami. Cheers to a great week at Art Basel and all of the exceptional fairs.

Now it’s back to the studio!

#artbasel #miamiartweek #explorepageًًً

Week of art,sun, and growth. To feel energized and rejuvenated by our community in the arts is a privilege that we as participants of the art world shouldn’t take for granted. Congrats to all of the artist, galleries, and everyone who had a successful art week in Miami. Cheers to a great week at Art Basel and all of the exceptional fairs.

Now it’s back to the studio!

#artbasel #miamiartweek #explorepageًًً

Week of art,sun, and growth. To feel energized and rejuvenated by our community in the arts is a privilege that we as participants of the art world shouldn’t take for granted. Congrats to all of the artist, galleries, and everyone who had a successful art week in Miami. Cheers to a great week at Art Basel and all of the exceptional fairs.

Now it’s back to the studio!

#artbasel #miamiartweek #explorepageًًً

Week of art,sun, and growth. To feel energized and rejuvenated by our community in the arts is a privilege that we as participants of the art world shouldn’t take for granted. Congrats to all of the artist, galleries, and everyone who had a successful art week in Miami. Cheers to a great week at Art Basel and all of the exceptional fairs.

Now it’s back to the studio!

#artbasel #miamiartweek #explorepageًًً

Week of art,sun, and growth. To feel energized and rejuvenated by our community in the arts is a privilege that we as participants of the art world shouldn’t take for granted. Congrats to all of the artist, galleries, and everyone who had a successful art week in Miami. Cheers to a great week at Art Basel and all of the exceptional fairs.

Now it’s back to the studio!

#artbasel #miamiartweek #explorepageًًً

Week of art,sun, and growth. To feel energized and rejuvenated by our community in the arts is a privilege that we as participants of the art world shouldn’t take for granted. Congrats to all of the artist, galleries, and everyone who had a successful art week in Miami. Cheers to a great week at Art Basel and all of the exceptional fairs.

Now it’s back to the studio!

#artbasel #miamiartweek #explorepageًًً

Week of art,sun, and growth. To feel energized and rejuvenated by our community in the arts is a privilege that we as participants of the art world shouldn’t take for granted. Congrats to all of the artist, galleries, and everyone who had a successful art week in Miami. Cheers to a great week at Art Basel and all of the exceptional fairs.

Now it’s back to the studio!

#artbasel #miamiartweek #explorepageًًً

Week of art,sun, and growth. To feel energized and rejuvenated by our community in the arts is a privilege that we as participants of the art world shouldn’t take for granted. Congrats to all of the artist, galleries, and everyone who had a successful art week in Miami. Cheers to a great week at Art Basel and all of the exceptional fairs.

Now it’s back to the studio!

#artbasel #miamiartweek #explorepageًًً

Week of art,sun, and growth. To feel energized and rejuvenated by our community in the arts is a privilege that we as participants of the art world shouldn’t take for granted. Congrats to all of the artist, galleries, and everyone who had a successful art week in Miami. Cheers to a great week at Art Basel and all of the exceptional fairs.

Now it’s back to the studio!

#artbasel #miamiartweek #explorepageًًً

Week of art,sun, and growth. To feel energized and rejuvenated by our community in the arts is a privilege that we as participants of the art world shouldn’t take for granted. Congrats to all of the artist, galleries, and everyone who had a successful art week in Miami. Cheers to a great week at Art Basel and all of the exceptional fairs.

Now it’s back to the studio!

#artbasel #miamiartweek #explorepageًًً

Week of art,sun, and growth. To feel energized and rejuvenated by our community in the arts is a privilege that we as participants of the art world shouldn’t take for granted. Congrats to all of the artist, galleries, and everyone who had a successful art week in Miami. Cheers to a great week at Art Basel and all of the exceptional fairs.

Now it’s back to the studio!

#artbasel #miamiartweek #explorepageًًً

Week of art,sun, and growth. To feel energized and rejuvenated by our community in the arts is a privilege that we as participants of the art world shouldn’t take for granted. Congrats to all of the artist, galleries, and everyone who had a successful art week in Miami. Cheers to a great week at Art Basel and all of the exceptional fairs.

Now it’s back to the studio!

#artbasel #miamiartweek #explorepageًًً

Week of art,sun, and growth. To feel energized and rejuvenated by our community in the arts is a privilege that we as participants of the art world shouldn’t take for granted. Congrats to all of the artist, galleries, and everyone who had a successful art week in Miami. Cheers to a great week at Art Basel and all of the exceptional fairs.

Now it’s back to the studio!

#artbasel #miamiartweek #explorepageًًً

Week of art,sun, and growth. To feel energized and rejuvenated by our community in the arts is a privilege that we as participants of the art world shouldn’t take for granted. Congrats to all of the artist, galleries, and everyone who had a successful art week in Miami. Cheers to a great week at Art Basel and all of the exceptional fairs.

Now it’s back to the studio!

#artbasel #miamiartweek #explorepageًًً

Week of art,sun, and growth. To feel energized and rejuvenated by our community in the arts is a privilege that we as participants of the art world shouldn’t take for granted. Congrats to all of the artist, galleries, and everyone who had a successful art week in Miami. Cheers to a great week at Art Basel and all of the exceptional fairs.

Now it’s back to the studio!

#artbasel #miamiartweek #explorepageًًً

Week of art,sun, and growth. To feel energized and rejuvenated by our community in the arts is a privilege that we as participants of the art world shouldn’t take for granted. Congrats to all of the artist, galleries, and everyone who had a successful art week in Miami. Cheers to a great week at Art Basel and all of the exceptional fairs.

Now it’s back to the studio!

#artbasel #miamiartweek #explorepageًًً

Positively thankful.

Divine duality
The regular in the extraordinary
A craftsman is always at work
So who’s to say there are days off in destiny?

There’s magic in those hands and don’t let anyone tell you different.

Divine duality
The regular in the extraordinary
A craftsman is always at work
So who’s to say there are days off in destiny?

There’s magic in those hands and don’t let anyone tell you different.

Divine duality
The regular in the extraordinary
A craftsman is always at work
So who’s to say there are days off in destiny?

There’s magic in those hands and don’t let anyone tell you different.

Divine duality
The regular in the extraordinary
A craftsman is always at work
So who’s to say there are days off in destiny?

There’s magic in those hands and don’t let anyone tell you different.

Divine duality
The regular in the extraordinary
A craftsman is always at work
So who’s to say there are days off in destiny?

There’s magic in those hands and don’t let anyone tell you different.

Divine duality
The regular in the extraordinary
A craftsman is always at work
So who’s to say there are days off in destiny?

There’s magic in those hands and don’t let anyone tell you different.

Divine duality
The regular in the extraordinary
A craftsman is always at work
So who’s to say there are days off in destiny?

There’s magic in those hands and don’t let anyone tell you different.