Khari Turner’s paintings present vivid renderings of the mouths, eyes, and hands of Black subjects. Fluid drips of paint, which obscure or accentuate his disjunct figures, suggest the various mythological and historical roles that bodies of water have played in the Black experience. 

Purple Flower

Painted Dreams

This is an artwork of the inner self thinking it out about "What If" before we do something. 

Dreams

Haitian Visual Artist

Lili of the earth—me. A side profile piece that encorpartes lilies.

Lily of the Earth 

Photographer

This piece is my expression of my feeling when commuting with train that everyone were fast walked, crowded, and impatient to catch their train. I took at Manggarai Station, Jakarta, Indonesia

Impatient and Unrealistic Side of Manggarai 2

This piece is a bold, abstract exploration of identity and perception. Through sharp geometric divisions and vibrant color contrasts, multiple faces and expressions intertwine, creating a visual narrative of complexity, emotion, and duality. 

Fragmented Reflections

Working on "Church flies" body of art

Masking Grief

Museum Trustee/ Collector/ Curator/ Speaker/Writer

Arizona State University (Institute for Design and the Arts)
This piece was part of a well-known collection, signed and dated