Split Perception
Two truths, and it will not pick
How you see it depends on where you stand. That is the point.
Split Perception divides one face into two truths and leaves you with both. The work does not tell you which version is real because that would make the answer too easy.
This limited to one collector framed work by Harlem artist Corey Wesley is part of Unapologetic Faces: The Cost of Being Seen. The signature is printed on the work, and the work is documented with a certificate of authenticity.
24 × 36 framed work. Museum-quality matte paper, matted, in a black Ayous wood frame from renewable forests. Acrylite front protector rather than glass, so there is nothing to shatter. Ready to hang, hanging hardware included. No additional framing required. The signature is printed on the front. Signed certificate of authenticity included.
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 WESLEYFaces tell a story before we even say a word. This is my creative expression of the human face and the emotions we all experience.
Our Faces Tell a Story Before We Even Say a Word
Unapologetic Faces: The Cost of Being Seen
Bernie Wohl Center at Goddard Riverside · New York City · March 2026


