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LIMITED EDITION GICLEES

Edition of 25 signed and numbered per work

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Portrait of George Floyd in warm sepia and brown tones, with palette knife textures adding depth to his features. Behind him, the American flag is reimagined: red stripes made from blood-splattered one-dollar bills and white stripes formed from raised white-on-white 3D text reading, “IN 8 MIN 46 SEC: Botham Jean could have lived.” A bold “400” in red, white, and blue wooden letters marks 400 years of oppression — from slavery and segregation to redlining and present-day racial injustice.
8 MIN 46 SEC "FLOYD" | LIMITED EDITION GICLEE
Regular price $750.00
NINETEENTH 90 CENTS | LIMITED EDITION GICLEE
Regular price $500.00
NINETEENTH 82 CENTS | LIMITED EDITION GICLEE
Regular price $500.00
NINETEENTH 62 CENTS | LIMITED EDITION GICLEE
Regular price $500.00
NINETEENTH 57 CENTS | LIMITED EDITION GICLEE
Regular price $500.00
NINETEENTH 54 CENTS | LIMITED EDITION GICLEE
Regular price $500.00
Portrait of a young Black girl with natural 3D sculpted hair, painted in warm amber and bronze tones. Behind her, real dollar bills form the backdrop with hand-placed 3D text reading, “BLACK HOUSEHOLDS EARNING OVER $200K…”, “WEALTH Compounds, Builds, Grows,” and Jay-Z’s 4:44 lyric on artwork appreciating in value. A subtle nod to Sarah Rector honors the legacy of Black generational wealth and ownership.
APPRECIATE | LIMITED EDITION GICLEE
Regular price $500.00
Portrait of a young Black boy (the artist’s son) in rich tones of amber, orange, and sienna, with 3D sculpted hair and brows formed using a palette knife. The background is covered with U.S. one-dollar bills, overlaid with 3D hand-painted text reading, “5 generations ago, I would have been born enslaved…” recounting a history of land loss, systemic exclusion, and economic injustice. A “400” in red, white, and blue wooden letters anchors the corner, symbolizing 400 years of slavery, segregation, and redlinin
COMPOSITIONS | LIMITED EDITION GICLEE
Regular price $750.00
Mixed-media portrait titled Dime by Devia Wynn, featuring sculptural 3D text over collaged U.S. dollar bills. Red lines and bold typography highlight generational wealth disparity — from 1915 to 2022 — where Black families hold just 10 to 15 cents to every White dollar. A visual indictment of redlining and its lasting impact.
Mixed-media portrait titled Dime by Devia Wynn, featuring sculptural 3D text over collaged U.S. dollar bills. Red lines and bold typography highlight generational wealth disparity — from 1915 to 2022 — where Black families hold just 10 to 15 cents to every White dollar. A visual indictment of redlining and its lasting impact.
model wearing Black sweatshirt featuring Devia Wynn’s “Redlined: Tithe & Dime — Trying to Make a Dollar” design. Centered in the number 10 are two portrait paintings—a man and woman—symbolizing wealth disparity. Text reads: “250 years of Slavery, 90 Jim Crow, 60 Separate but Equal, 35 Redlining. The Racial Wealth Gap.” Red, white, and blue palette underscores economic injustice and generational struggle.
Black t-shirt featuring Devia Wynn’s “Redlined: Tithe & Dime — Centered in the number 10 are two portrait paintings—a man and woman—symbolizing wealth disparity and the racial wealth gap. Text reads: “250 years of Slavery, 90 Jim Crow, 60 Separate but Equal, 35 Redlining.  Red, white, and blue palette underscores economic injustice and generational struggle.
DIME | LIMITED EDITION GICLEE
Regular price $500.00
Mixed-media portrait of a Black man in profile, with sculptural hair, textured beard, and vivid orange-toned skin, set against a collaged background of U.S. dollar bills and coins. Wealth gap statistics from 1915 to today reference redlining and economic disparity, emphasizing reflection, history, and inequality.
model wearing Black sweatshirt featuring Devia Wynn’s “Redlined: Tithe & Dime — Trying to Make a Dollar” design. Centered in the number 10 are two portrait paintings—a man and woman—symbolizing wealth disparity. Text reads: “250 years of Slavery, 90 Jim Crow, 60 Separate but Equal, 35 Redlining. The Racial Wealth Gap.” Red, white, and blue palette underscores economic injustice and generational struggle.
Black t-shirt featuring Devia Wynn’s “Redlined: Tithe & Dime — Centered in the number 10 are two portrait paintings—a man and woman—symbolizing wealth disparity and the racial wealth gap. Text reads: “250 years of Slavery, 90 Jim Crow, 60 Separate but Equal, 35 Redlining.  Red, white, and blue palette underscores economic injustice and generational struggle.
TITHE | LIMITED EDITION GICLEE
Regular price $500.00
Mixed-media portrait of a Black woman,  her natural hair and brows are sculpted with authentic 3D texture using palette knife technique, reflecting depth. Background features collaged U.S. dollar bills. Hand-placed 3D text reads: We were the assets. Bought. Bartered. Mortgaged. Sold. A bold statement on Black wealth, history, and reclamation.
I AM WEALTH "GIGI" | LIMITED EDITION GICLEE
Regular price $500.00
Portrait of an older Black man in a red shirt and black fedora, painted by Devia Wynn. His silver beard and gaze reflect quiet strength. Behind him, collaged dollar bills form a textured backdrop with 3D hand-placed text referencing the 1857 Dred Scott decision. Quotes from Nikole Hannah-Jones and Ta-Nehisi Coates explore generational struggle, Black citizenship, and legacy.
THE GOOD CITIZEN "POPS" | LIMITED EDITION GICLEE
Regular price $500.00
Portrait of an elder, regal Black woman in a deep maroon headwrap, inspired by ancestral strength. Her gaze is calm yet commanding. White cotton and real dollar bills are collaged behind her, layered with red text documenting census counts, cotton yields, and the $3.5 billion market value once placed on enslaved lives. Her sculpted features and rich tones of orange, burgundy, and brown stand in vivid contrast against the green currency backdrop. This portrait remembers the labor—and reclaims the legacy.
COTTON QUEEN | LIMITED EDITION GICLEE
Regular price $500.00
KING COTTON | LIMITED EDITION GICLEE
Regular price $500.00
Portrait of Ida B. Wells in rust, umber, and black, with palette knife-textured natural hair and brows. Behind her, white flag stripes are made of 3D text reading: “My word is feeble in comparison” — Frederick Douglass, followed by “BRAVE WOMAN,” “1920. 19th Amendment. Gave Women Voting Rights,” and “Lynching was an act of political terrorism…” Red stripes are blood-splattered dollar bills, symbolizing Black life as commodified. A wooden “400” in red, white, and blue marks 400 years of racial oppression.
IDA B WELLS | LIMITED EDITION GICLEE
Regular price $750.00
Portrait of Frederick Douglass in bold hues of orange, ochre, and charcoal gray, with palette knife-textured hair and brows. The background forms an abstract American flag: white stripes made of hand-placed 3D text spelling “My Voice, My Pen, My Vote” and the 13th–15th Amendments; red stripes formed by blood-splattered dollar bills, symbolizing the lives of Black Americans once treated as currency. A painted wooden “400” in red, white, and blue marks 400 years of systemic oppression — from slavery to redlin
FREDERICK DOUGLASS | LIMITED EDITION GICLEE
Regular price $750.00
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