Unapologetic Faces

Complexity

The layers most people hide

Nobody worth knowing is simple. This piece puts the layers right on the surface. Nothing’s tidied up, and nothing needs to be.

$2,000.00
24 × 36 in · High-gloss aluminum · Shipping included
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Details

What you're acquiring

Format
High-gloss aluminum
Edition
limited to one collector
Size
24 × 36 in
Price
$2,000.00

Shipping & Care

Shipping is included to all 50 U.S. states. Arrives in about 7 to 10 days, with tracking.
Wipe with a clean, dry cloth. Avoid direct sunlight and moisture.
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Mounting & Finish

Ready to hang with the French cleat included. It floats half an inch off the wall.

Authenticity & Archive

Corey's signature is printed on the work. A signed Certificate of Authenticity is mailed within 30 days after delivery. Corey keeps one archive proof, and it's never sold.
As featured inHarlem World · New York Weekly · Brown Style · Harlem Times

MEET THE ARTIST

Corey Wesley is a Harlem-based contemporary artist and founder of Milton Wes Art. His work examines identity, recognition, vulnerability, and the cost of being seen.

MEET COREY WESLEY

Faces tell a story before we even say a word. This is my creative expression of the human face and the emotions we all experience.

HARLEM, NEW YORK
Complexity by Corey Wesley hanging to the left of the television in a black, white, and red living room.

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Complexity in the living room

Complexity hangs to the left of the television.

Artist’s archive proof, photographed in Corey Wesley’s Harlem home.

Listed size
24 × 36 in
Format
High-gloss aluminum
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Framed and aluminum artworks by Corey Wesley displayed in his Harlem home dining room.

From Corey Wesley’s Harlem home

Framed and aluminum at home

Framed and aluminum works are shown here as Corey’s archive proofs in his Harlem home. Collector works are separate and available only where listed above.

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