'I want to be certain that her story is told. And so this time, America needs to hear her voice.' TIME
and police brutality. The publication used an oil painting by the 44-year-old artist Titus Kaphar titled"Analogous Colors" — which shows a Black mother holding a cutout of her child — to show the impact that violence has on families.'s Instagram caption."To complete the work, Kaphar cut out the canvas to show a mother's loss: Floyd called out to his deceased mother during the 8 minutes and 46 seconds he was pinned to the ground by a Minneapolis police officer.
As a father, Titus explained that he too has had difficult conversations with his children about the reality of being Black in America."How do I explain to my children that the very system set up to protect others could be a threat to our existence?" he said.
He also explained that creating his work was an emotional experience for him."This black mother understands the fire. Black mothers understand despair. I can change nothing in this world, but in paint, I can realize her," he said."That brings me solace … not hope, but solace. She walks me through the flames of rage. My black mother rescues me yet again. I need to be sure that they can see her. I want to be certain that her story is told.
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