Black & White Harmony – One-of-a-Kind Metal Artworks

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Black & White Harmony by Corey Wesley draws on the disarray of circus imagery to examine modern division—race, identity, and societal spectacle. Inspired by an elderly neighbor and her Barnum & Bailey ad, this metal artwork asks: what if chaos was always orchestrated?

With bold contrast and signature red lips, the piece channels grief, frustration, and the dream of unity. Stark yet fluid, it blends nostalgia with sharp critique—provoking introspection within homes, galleries, and modern social spaces.

Superior Craftsmanship

• Printed on premium aluminum with high-gloss finish
• Dimensions: 24″ × 36″ – commanding and ready to hang
• Frameless floating effect (½″ offset from wall)
• Scratch- and fade-resistant for long-term brilliance
• Includes Certificate of Authenticity
• Complimentary insured shipping within the U.S.
• Designed in Harlem, New York

Inspiration Behind the Artistic Medium

By selecting glossy aluminum, Wesley intensifies every contrast—mirroring the media-driven narratives that polarize. The artwork calls attention to social theatrics, yet subtly insists that harmony remains within reach—if only we choose it.

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