Kenya Josiah


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La Vida Es Un Carnaval Print
Four beautiful women, getting their party on.
This print is 16.5 x 11.6 inches approximately 42. x 29.7 cm (A3)
Made from a 100% recycled paper, certified by FSC®
Prints ship flat
Why it's on The Cornrow
The Cornrow searches the globe for the coolest contemporary artists and artisans who bring a fresh perspective to the joy of Black Culture. Kenya Josiah, a London illustrator of Guyanese heritage uses a gorgeous colour palette.
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Kenya is a talented figurative artist who employs acrylic paint as her medium of choice. Her work delves into the multifaceted nature of Black womanhood and highlights the beauty in narratives that have often been overlooked by society. Her artwork portrays Black women who serve as reflections of the figures in her community, symbolizing empowerment and self-love. Through her art, Kenya explores the themes of dance, movement, joy, and human connection in everyday life. Drawing inspiration from her Jamaican and Guyanese heritage, her work showcases rich Caribbean colors and is heavily influenced by handwoven textiles, nature, and Brazilian naive art. Each painting she creates is intended as a celebration of culture.