The Era of the Tongue and Lung C Bowa Black becoming an active agent in

becoming an active agent in representing the essential power that light has in identifying the entirety of our world

whether derived from the outside world or inside one's mind

" he told American Visions

These predominately translucent materials function as both a physical framework and symbolic membrane with implications of scale and the integration of architecture as pivotal components

I have been making prints about my own family and using images of members of my family

The Era of the Tongue and Lung C Bowa Black becoming an active agent inTheEra of the Tongueand Lung is inspired by Zora Neale Hurston's1938 essay, Art and Such. Moors use of the text is enhanced by repetition and the multiple layering of colors. installed in a grid or quilt like manner, the pattern, rhythm, and color transform a little known Hurston excerpt into a contemporary image rich in connotation. In her essay, Hurston used the phrase in reference to the era of Frederick Douglass, a period of sound and emotion,of