“Color Me Red” is a retrospective look into women’s roles in society, from World War II, on. The imagery speaks to the progression of women, from home life to work life; balancing strength and femininity.
The woman in professional attire looking back is reflecting on domestic life. The central female portrait is rejecting negative stereotypes as she expresses, “They’ll never that about me again.”
This piece measures 48”w x 36”h, and is mounted on a 3-inch backing painted black.
