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Yinkore
“We come in peace.”
24” X 32”
Digital Mixed Media (Digital Art and Photography) on Archival Canvas
“We come in peace” celebrates the joy of queer love, soft, intimate, and defiantly visible. Yinkore’s layered digital collage, blending photography and painting, creates a visual space where tenderness is both celebrated and protected.
The composition challenges the societal narratives that have historically flattened Black women into one-dimensional portrayals, stripping away complexity and depth. Here, intimacy is not hidden or diminished; it is centred.
Within Songs of Sovereignty, this piece affirms that sovereignty is not only the right to self-govern politically but also the right to self-define emotionally. It is the freedom to choose connection without apology or restraint, and to inhabit joy as a radical form of self-determination.
Yinkore
“We come in peace.”
24” X 32”
Digital Mixed Media (Digital Art and Photography) on Archival Canvas
“We come in peace” celebrates the joy of queer love, soft, intimate, and defiantly visible. Yinkore’s layered digital collage, blending photography and painting, creates a visual space where tenderness is both celebrated and protected.
The composition challenges the societal narratives that have historically flattened Black women into one-dimensional portrayals, stripping away complexity and depth. Here, intimacy is not hidden or diminished; it is centred.
Within Songs of Sovereignty, this piece affirms that sovereignty is not only the right to self-govern politically but also the right to self-define emotionally. It is the freedom to choose connection without apology or restraint, and to inhabit joy as a radical form of self-determination.