Tanya Weddemire Gallery is proud to present works from established artist Guy Stanley Philoche's "Give Us Our Flowers" series and emerging artist Serron Green's "Invisible" series. Their artistry illuminates the profound impact of global interconnectedness through interdependence. Their symbiotic relationship and shared subject matter of youthfulness foster deeper conversations and insights into nostalgic experiences, Black visibility, and shared communal histories through mixed-media art.

Philoche’s “Give Us Our Flowers” series serves as a poignant commentary, breaking down the barriers that divide us. His vibrant colors and thoughtful compositions invite viewers to reflect on their viability while he utilizes a layering technique that resembles a concrete building, further acknowledging the complexities within the human experience. For Green, this debut at SCOPE Art Show is a profound honor and a reflection of his artistic vision. His "Invisible" series offers a thought-provoking exploration of the rise and fall of historical leaders and the revolutionary spirit of the Black Power movement. Green's minimalist figurative works, created on canvas, paper, and cardboard, highlight the intricate stories of Black livelihood and the echoes of resiliency. He incorporates elements such as graffiti, assemblage technique, black hues in acrylic, and oil paint to create vividly striking mixed-media portraits.