My name is MOA
I made this image in response to my frustration with a system that encourages isolation of children with disabilities and with children and adolescents who are illiterate and there lack of desire or inability to move forward. \
Mixed media collage using various paper mediums. Painted work done on Canvas paper, background is torn recycled paper assembled with gel medium, drawn over with marker and painted with casein paint. Magazine pictures complete the collage.
My name is MOA belongs to the following groups:
African-American Experience, Altered Art - Collage and Assemblage, Raw Art, The Healing Journey, Vibrant and Vivid Color and Works On Paper Available for sale asGreeting Cards, Matted Prints, Laminated Prints, Mounted Prints, Canvas Prints and Framed Prints
wildago
A touching image with an important message, well conveyed with impact and interest.
Rochele Royster replied
Thanks! I never know how my collages will be preceived…
helene ruiz
wow! u definitely accomplished your message in a perfect composition here….fabulous, powerful, moving….just excellent!
helene ruiz
i hope so~it is fantastic and very well executed!
Devalyn Marshall
Stunning art! I can feel your frustration leap from this image! Great job!
Rochele Royster replied
Thanks Devalyn.
Peter Searle (...
Very touching. It exudes pathos. Please consider adding the paper details and submitting it again to Works on Paper.
Rochele Royster replied
Thanks Peter. It was difficult to make…because it did arouse such feelings of pity and sympathy…etc.
Antanas
lovely work
Rochele Royster replied
Thanks Antanas!
GomesPereira
Very strong and beautiful painting. Very much effective also. Loved it….GP
Rochele Royster replied
Thank you for taking the time to comment!
Elizabeth Bravo
Rochele, this is wonderful. I agree completely that your frustration leaps off of the the page. I can always see that your work comes from such deep emotion. I love your passion. Keep up the good work, you are reaching people….really you are!!
Rochele Royster replied
thanks for the encouraging words, Elizabeth!!!
Jan Timmons
Poignant and well done.