Reflections on a 2020 Perspective
2020 was a year of intense emotion and change. Artist Elena Coby Jenkins spent the year using painting as an outlet to process her reflections on the events and environment that became America’s reckoning with truth, racial violence and resistance to such violence, suffering, and isolation, while encompassing the resilient spirit to push ahead and rise above. The series she therefore created in 2020 is a special collection, and showcases her first collection of paintings.
Paintings are now on display at The Drip Community Coffeehouse.
“Broken Promises”
1 of 5
Oil on Canvas. 51in x 65in.
“They May Tame The Flesh, But They May Not Tame The Spirit: We Will Not Be Silent”
2 of 5
Oil on Canvas. 56in x 53in.
“We Have Nothing To Lose But Our Chains”
3 of 5
Oil on Canvas. 56in x 52in.
“Erasing Innocence”
4 of 5
Paper, Alcohol Ink, Oil on Canvas. 36in x 32in.
“Emerging Into The Light”
5 of 5
Oil on Canvas. 41in x 52in.