Milton Wes Art
Contrast Faces – Crafting Metalwork that Celebrates the Beauty of Diversity
Exclusive & Unique Artwork
Contrast Faces by Corey Wesley is a bold celebration of feminine strength and global beauty. Inspired by icons like Naomi Campbell, Iman, and Beverly Johnson—and informed by the fashion-forward streets of Paris, London, and Amsterdam—this high-gloss metal artwork redefines elegance through visibility and admiration.
Wesley uses art not as objectification, but reverence. As a gay man drawn to femininity through admiration, not desire, this piece reflects that nuance. A subtle heart, embedded where two faces meet, represents that love—non-romantic, deeply respectful, and rooted in awe for women of color who embody power, poise, and presence.
Key Features
- Premium aluminum metal print with a luminous, high-gloss finish
- Dimensions: 24″ × 36″ – designed to captivate
- Frameless, floating display (½″ off the wall)
- Fade- and scratch-resistant for enduring luxury
- Limited edition with Certificate of Authenticity
- Complimentary insured U.S. shipping in eco-conscious packaging
- Designed in Harlem, New York
Medium Inspiration
Wesley chose aluminum’s reflective surface to amplify the layers within Contrast Faces. The finish enhances light, line, and form—inviting the viewer to see complexity and grace unfiltered. It’s a call to expand our cultural definition of beauty—because true radiance lives beyond the expected.
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