"One Voice"

Watercolor

Featured in ArtPrize 2013.

The world often silences the disabled, the elderly, the poor/widow/orphan. The average person often forgets the importance of each and every voice as well as the importance and responsibility of their own voice.

So, what if one day, we all believed that our voice mattered? That we had a responsibility to use that voice for good? And, what if all of those voices became One Voice? What if One Day was Today?

In this 3 part painting, the first section represents the voice of the disabled, the elderly, the widow/poor/orphan, and the second represents the voice of the average person. Both the first and the second show individuals sitting on the same bench but not united in any other way. The third, however, represents the budding potential and desire to get up from the bench to use your voice to make one day, today.

Inspired by:

-The Velveteen Rabbit by Margorie Williams
-Dr. Seuss
-Sue Monk Kidd
-Micah Bournes
-One Day by Matisyahu
-The elderly, disabled, forgotten, widow, poor, and orphan

20x10in

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This is a framed watercolor painting ready to hang on the wall.