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The namesake of James Hammond Elementary School in Odessa
while the figure expands outward — no longer shackled
We see them donning newsprint trousers that possibly represent a much-needed intentionality to proactively include black images "in the news" more positively and inclusively
leading to its establishment as a beloved and indispensable component of the genre's sound
and blues—forever reinventing itself with each keystroke
Jubilee (Limited Edition) (2026) (16 x 20 Unframed) The namesake of James Hammond36 x 48 Mixed Media (Acrylic, Newsprint): This piece is about joy not the loud kind, but the kind you arrive at after surviving something. Jubilee was inspired by Alvin Ailey's Cry, as danced by Judith Jamison a work that moves through sorrow, endurance, and finally, release. I wanted to sit in that final moment. The freedom. The breath. The joy that comes when you are no longer metaphorically "shackled" by carrying what once weighed you down. The
