This week we welcome Tamoy Sinclair, a visual artist born and raised in Jamaica, who is now based in New York City. Sinclair attended the University at Albany, SUNY for fine arts and media studies. Her work has been featured in exhibitions throughout New York, including 98 Orchard project space and 52 Walker gallery.
“As an artist, I am inspired by my daily interactions, the stories of women and our connection to nature. My work promotes self-love, self-preservation, and the importance of nurturing our children and the inner child within each of us. Through my work, I explore the resilience and strength of women in today’s society,” she writes.
“Each painting depicts an emotion and connection that I have experienced at some point in my life that enhanced my freedom of expression, in hopes to inspire and motivate my viewers.
I try to be authentic with each piece that I do and I create with intention. I hope to challenge one’s perspective of all things and alter their view beyond what they see initially. Each piece presents a different approach to embrace women’s empowerment.”
