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Diana Carla Rowe

EIP: Can you share how your identity as a first-generation Jamaican-American has shaped your sense of self and your artwork?

DIANA: Though it’s not always at the forefront of my mind when I’m creating, my Jamaican-American identity does influence my work in subtle yet meaningful ways. For example, I often gravitate toward bold and primary colors, which I believe carry significant cultural meanings.

In Conversation:
Diana Carla Rowe
Filed under:
Interviews
Topics:
Art of Resistance
Series:
Global Echoes of Resistance
From EIP #4