Nambi: Pose II, WOVEN Series Photography Print
Winston-Salem-based multidisciplinary artist Ashley Johnson uses mixed media to create her staged portraits. This portrait reimagines Nambi, the first woman of love and sexuality, and links her to an exploration of Southern feminine identity. This wall art print was produced using archival inks to achieve long-lasting, true-to-color richness, outstanding resolution, and an even ink lay for a stunning gallery-quality addition to your art wall decor.
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- made to order items are not returnable
- Ships in: 1 - 2 Weeks
- artist name: Ashley Johnson
- Artist Bio: Writer and a multidisciplinary creative entrepreneur living in Winston-Salem, North Carolina. Inspired by the contemporary “flash-form” narrative—an art form that neither requires nor offers resolution—Johnson asks complex questions on black through staged portraits. Johnson uses mix-media, performance, textile, live floral, woven and braided masks, to navigate themes within intra and interracial conflict, identity evolution, intergenerational impact, Southern femininity, studies of relative time as it relates to African American/feminine beauty practice and other psychosocial studies.
- material: Archival Smooth Fine Art Paper print with Archival Inks
- construction: Unframed
- ready to hang: No
- Made In: United States
- prop 65: This product may expose you to chemicals which are known in the State of California to cause cancer and birth defects or other reproductive harm.
- made to order items are not returnable
- Ships in: 3 - 4 Weeks
- artist name: Ashley Johnson
- Artist Bio: Writer and a multidisciplinary creative entrepreneur living in Winston-Salem, North Carolina. Inspired by the contemporary “flash-form” narrative—an art form that neither requires nor offers resolution—Johnson asks complex questions on black through staged portraits. Johnson uses mix-media, performance, textile, live floral, woven and braided masks, to navigate themes within intra and interracial conflict, identity evolution, intergenerational impact, Southern femininity, studies of relative time as it relates to African American/feminine beauty practice and other psychosocial studies.
- material: Archival Smooth Fine Art Paper print with Archival Inks, archival mat, wood frame, acrylic face
- frame material: Wood
- matte materials: 2" archival rag mat
- matte size: 2"
- construction: Framed
- type of glass: Picture Frame Grade Acrylic
- mounting hardware included
- ready to hang: Yes
- Made In: United States
- prop 65: This product may expose you to chemicals which are known in the State of California to cause cancer and birth defects or other reproductive harm.
- made to order items are not returnable
- Ships in: 3 - 4 Weeks
- artist name: Ashley Johnson
- Artist Bio: Writer and a multidisciplinary creative entrepreneur living in Winston-Salem, North Carolina. Inspired by the contemporary “flash-form” narrative—an art form that neither requires nor offers resolution—Johnson asks complex questions on black through staged portraits. Johnson uses mix-media, performance, textile, live floral, woven and braided masks, to navigate themes within intra and interracial conflict, identity evolution, intergenerational impact, Southern femininity, studies of relative time as it relates to African American/feminine beauty practice and other psychosocial studies.
- material: Archival Smooth Fine Art Paper print with Archival Inks, archival mat, wood frame, acrylic face
- frame material: Wood
- matte materials: 2" archival rag mat
- matte size: 2"
- construction: Framed
- type of glass: Picture Frame Grade Acrylic
- mounting hardware included
- ready to hang: Yes
- Made In: United States
- prop 65: This product may expose you to chemicals which are known in the State of California to cause cancer and birth defects or other reproductive harm.
- made to order items are not returnable
- Ships in: 3-4 weeks
- artist name: Ashley Johnson
- Artist Bio: Writer and a multidisciplinary creative entrepreneur living in Winston-Salem, North Carolina. Inspired by the contemporary “flash-form” narrative—an art form that neither requires nor offers resolution—Johnson asks complex questions on black through staged portraits. Johnson uses mix-media, performance, textile, live floral, woven and braided masks, to navigate themes within intra and interracial conflict, identity evolution, intergenerational impact, Southern femininity, studies of relative time as it relates to African American/feminine beauty practice and other psychosocial studies.
- material: Archival Smooth Fine Art Paper print with Archival Inks, archival mat, wood frame, acrylic face
- frame material: Wood
- matte materials: 2" archival rag mat
- matte size: 2"
- construction: Framed
- type of glass: Picture Frame Grade Acrylic
- mounting hardware included
- ready to hang: Yes
- Made In: United States
- prop 65: This product may expose you to chemicals which are known in the State of California to cause cancer and birth defects or other reproductive harm.
- made to order items are not returnable
- Ships in: 3 - 4 Weeks
- artist name: Ashley Johnson
- Artist Bio: Writer and a multidisciplinary creative entrepreneur living in Winston-Salem, North Carolina. Inspired by the contemporary “flash-form” narrative—an art form that neither requires nor offers resolution—Johnson asks complex questions on black through staged portraits. Johnson uses mix-media, performance, textile, live floral, woven and braided masks, to navigate themes within intra and interracial conflict, identity evolution, intergenerational impact, Southern femininity, studies of relative time as it relates to African American/feminine beauty practice and other psychosocial studies.
- material: Archival Smooth Fine Art Paper print with Archival Inks, archival mat, wood frame, acrylic face
- frame material: Wood
- matte materials: 2" archival rag mat
- matte size: 2"
- construction: Framed
- type of glass: Picture Frame Grade Acrylic
- mounting hardware included
- ready to hang: Yes
- Made In: United States
- prop 65: This product may expose you to chemicals which are known in the State of California to cause cancer and birth defects or other reproductive harm.
- made to order items are not returnable
- Ships in: 3-4 weeks
- artist name: Ashley Johnson
- Artist Bio: Writer and a multidisciplinary creative entrepreneur living in Winston-Salem, North Carolina. Inspired by the contemporary “flash-form” narrative—an art form that neither requires nor offers resolution—Johnson asks complex questions on black through staged portraits. Johnson uses mix-media, performance, textile, live floral, woven and braided masks, to navigate themes within intra and interracial conflict, identity evolution, intergenerational impact, Southern femininity, studies of relative time as it relates to African American/feminine beauty practice and other psychosocial studies.
- material: Archival Smooth Fine Art Paper print with Archival Inks, archival mat, wood frame, acrylic face
- frame material: Wood
- matte materials: 2" archival rag mat
- matte size: 2"
- construction: Framed
- type of glass: Picture Frame Grade Acrylic
- mounting hardware included
- ready to hang: Yes
- Made In: United States
- prop 65: This product may expose you to chemicals which are known in the State of California to cause cancer and birth defects or other reproductive harm.
- made to order items are not returnable
- Ships in: 1 - 2 Weeks
- artist name: Ashley Johnson
- Artist Bio: Writer and a multidisciplinary creative entrepreneur living in Winston-Salem, North Carolina. Inspired by the contemporary “flash-form” narrative—an art form that neither requires nor offers resolution—Johnson asks complex questions on black through staged portraits. Johnson uses mix-media, performance, textile, live floral, woven and braided masks, to navigate themes within intra and interracial conflict, identity evolution, intergenerational impact, Southern femininity, studies of relative time as it relates to African American/feminine beauty practice and other psychosocial studies.
- material: Archival Smooth Fine Art Paper print with Archival Inks
- construction: Unframed
- ready to hang: No
- Made In: United States
- prop 65: This product may expose you to chemicals which are known in the State of California to cause cancer and birth defects or other reproductive harm.
- made to order items are not returnable
- Ships in: 3 - 4 Weeks
- artist name: Ashley Johnson
- Artist Bio: Writer and a multidisciplinary creative entrepreneur living in Winston-Salem, North Carolina. Inspired by the contemporary “flash-form” narrative—an art form that neither requires nor offers resolution—Johnson asks complex questions on black through staged portraits. Johnson uses mix-media, performance, textile, live floral, woven and braided masks, to navigate themes within intra and interracial conflict, identity evolution, intergenerational impact, Southern femininity, studies of relative time as it relates to African American/feminine beauty practice and other psychosocial studies.
- material: Archival Smooth Fine Art Paper print with Archival Inks, archival mat, wood frame, acrylic face
- frame material: Wood
- matte materials: 2" archival rag mat
- matte size: 2"
- construction: Framed
- type of glass: Picture Frame Grade Acrylic
- mounting hardware included
- ready to hang: Yes
- Made In: United States
- prop 65: This product may expose you to chemicals which are known in the State of California to cause cancer and birth defects or other reproductive harm.
- made to order items are not returnable
- Ships in: 3-4 weeks
- artist name: Ashley Johnson
- Artist Bio: Writer and a multidisciplinary creative entrepreneur living in Winston-Salem, North Carolina. Inspired by the contemporary “flash-form” narrative—an art form that neither requires nor offers resolution—Johnson asks complex questions on black through staged portraits. Johnson uses mix-media, performance, textile, live floral, woven and braided masks, to navigate themes within intra and interracial conflict, identity evolution, intergenerational impact, Southern femininity, studies of relative time as it relates to African American/feminine beauty practice and other psychosocial studies.
- material: Archival Smooth Fine Art Paper print with Archival Inks, archival mat, wood frame, acrylic face
- frame material: Wood
- matte materials: 2" archival rag mat
- matte size: 2"
- construction: Framed
- type of glass: Picture Frame Grade Acrylic
- mounting hardware included
- ready to hang: Yes
- Made In: United States
- prop 65: This product may expose you to chemicals which are known in the State of California to cause cancer and birth defects or other reproductive harm.
- made to order items are not returnable
- Ships in: 3 - 4 Weeks
- artist name: Ashley Johnson
- Artist Bio: Writer and a multidisciplinary creative entrepreneur living in Winston-Salem, North Carolina. Inspired by the contemporary “flash-form” narrative—an art form that neither requires nor offers resolution—Johnson asks complex questions on black through staged portraits. Johnson uses mix-media, performance, textile, live floral, woven and braided masks, to navigate themes within intra and interracial conflict, identity evolution, intergenerational impact, Southern femininity, studies of relative time as it relates to African American/feminine beauty practice and other psychosocial studies.
- material: Archival Smooth Fine Art Paper print with Archival Inks, archival mat, wood frame, acrylic face
- frame material: Wood
- matte materials: 2" archival rag mat
- matte size: 2"
- construction: Framed
- type of glass: Picture Frame Grade Acrylic
- mounting hardware included
- ready to hang: Yes
- Made In: United States
- prop 65: This product may expose you to chemicals which are known in the State of California to cause cancer and birth defects or other reproductive harm.
- made to order items are not returnable
- Ships in: 3-4 weeks
- artist name: Ashley Johnson
- Artist Bio: Writer and a multidisciplinary creative entrepreneur living in Winston-Salem, North Carolina. Inspired by the contemporary “flash-form” narrative—an art form that neither requires nor offers resolution—Johnson asks complex questions on black through staged portraits. Johnson uses mix-media, performance, textile, live floral, woven and braided masks, to navigate themes within intra and interracial conflict, identity evolution, intergenerational impact, Southern femininity, studies of relative time as it relates to African American/feminine beauty practice and other psychosocial studies.
- material: Archival Smooth Fine Art Paper print with Archival Inks, archival mat, wood frame, acrylic face
- frame material: Wood
- matte materials: 2" archival rag mat
- matte size: 2"
- construction: Framed
- type of glass: Picture Frame Grade Acrylic
- mounting hardware included
- ready to hang: Yes
- Made In: United States
- prop 65: This product may expose you to chemicals which are known in the State of California to cause cancer and birth defects or other reproductive harm.
- made to order items are not returnable
- Ships in: 3-4 weeks
- artist name: Ashley Johnson
- Artist Bio: Wri