Brown Paper Bag Original

Brown Paper Bag speaks to the dehumanization and hypersexualization that Black women and femmes have long endured. Rooted in a personal moment of violation and erasure, this piece reflects a broader truth: we are more than what others project onto our bodies. In 2025, as conversations around consent, body autonomy, and the protection of Black women continue to be dismissed or politicized, this work demands that we be seen fully—not masked, muted, or reduced. We are not here for your consumption. We are whole.

11x14 in Acrylic on Canvas