What Will Become of Our Children
DESCRIPTION
A child sits at the center of the composition, turning toward the viewer, encircled by a radiant halo of gold, a fragile shield of hope against a troubled world. Set against a deep, expansive blue, the figure is grounded among scattered books that both cradle and surround them, embodying the power of education to protect, nurture, and awaken possibility. The books suggest access to knowledge, yet their disordered presence hints at its fragility; opportunity that exists, but is not guaranteed.
Behind the child, a dense gathering of figures rises like echoes of history, community, and collective memory. They carry both presence and weight, shaping the world the child must inherit. Suspended between these forces, the child becomes both vulnerable and sacred, held by promise, yet exposed to consequence. The golden light does not only shield; it illuminates, framing the child as a living question about the future we are actively constructing.
This work reads as both plea and reflection. It urges us to safeguard childhood, restore compassion, and invest in the values that shape tomorrow, while also confronting us with our role in what is to come. It asks not only what will become of our children, but what we are becoming in the process, and whether we are creating a world where their potential can truly be realized.
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SIZES
- Size is shown as Width x Height in inches.
- 61 x 63 inches.
MATERIAL
- Matte Cotton Canvas
- Mixed Media on Velvet with Acrylic
FRAMING
- Rolled canvas: The painting is rolled (unstretched) and packed in a mailing tube for safe delivery. The print comes with an extra 2’’ border. You can stretch and frame this piece at your local framers.
SHIPPING & PACKAGING
- Orders are shipped from Chicago, USA within 2–3 business days.
- Estimated shipping time 2-3 business days, depending on the location.
- You will receive a shipping confirmation with the tracking number once it ships.
