form & concept presents an exciting new body of work by interdisciplinary artist Nikesha Breeze
Nikesha Breeze, 108 Death Masks A Communal Prayer for Peace and Justice, 2018, 108hand-carved ceramic masks, red iron.
SANTA FE, NM
.- As I mature as an artist, and as a human being on this planet, I realize that everything I do is actually just one thing, says Nikesha Breeze. In my art, which is my life, I want to touch the world, as I am touched. Wound touching wound. This transcendent notion informs every aspect of the Taos artists sweeping exhibition Four Sites of Return: Ritual | Remembrance | Reparation | Reclamation. Breezes multifaceted magnum opus distills decades of their creative output, and crystallizes deep truths of the Black experience through visual art and ritual performance. Its appearance at form & concept initiates an exhibition series that will sweep the state and the nation. For Breeze, Four Sites of Return also represents a mantle passed from their ow