Her-ricane

Join Us for "Her-ricane": A Powerful Art Exhibition Exploring Ancestral Spirits and Southern Roots

Step into the eye of the storm with "Her-ricane," a mesmerizing art exhibition inspired by an old Southern African-American folk tale. This captivating story speaks of hurricanes as the avenging spirits of enslaved Africans trafficked across the Transatlantic Slave Trade. These souls, torn from their homeland and subjected to unimaginable suffering, now find their power in nature's most formidable storms. Details of the Exhibition:

Date: June 14, 2024 - June 23, 2024

Time: Opening night June 14th 7 pm- 9 pm

Location: 2000 L St NW Washington, DC

Admission: Free Admission

Don't miss this unique opportunity to own a piece of art that speaks to the soul and tells a story of resilience and heritage. See you at "Her-ricane" – where history meets artistry.

Sustainable and Ethnical

Each bloom, stick, and grass is hand-picked for each piece. Materials are aciqured directly from farms, sustainable flower wholesalers, and foraged. Materials purchased from farms are purchased from local and or small farms. Preference is given to organic pesticide-free plant materials.

U.N.I.Q.U.E

Each piece is one of a kind. No piece is the same. Due to the nature of the material used, there is no way to recreate a piece exactly. Commissions are available. When requesting a commission please keep in mind the diverse possibilities with plant material. i.e. colors and textures

Restoration

This art is considered living art. The material will shed, fade, and eventually decompose. The average life expectancy of each piece is two to three years. Although there is no set expiration date on when a stick will turn into dirt. Click to view maintenance and care.