"Girls in the Garden" is a captivating art piece that transcends its visual beauty to tell a story of connection, self-expression, and cultural significance. Two faces of Black women, one presented in an unconventional, upside-down perspective, are adorned with hibiscus and daisy flowers. These blossoms, scattered like random acts of nature, create a harmonious blend between the feminine spirit and nature.
The hibiscus and daisy flowers, ranging in shades of red, white, pale yellow, and purple, infuse the canvas with a vivid, lifelike vibrancy. Each bloom represents the remarkable diversity and vitality of the natural world. Daisy flowers traditionally represent purity, joy, and new beginnings. The hibiscus, known for its vibrant colors and healing properties, holds cultural significance in many African and Caribbean communities, often representing delicate beauty, femininity, and strength. Together, it’s a personal celebration of identity to embody growth, resilience, and a deep connection to the land.