BLM - Past, Present, Future Mural Art
About this mural:
Partnership with Hudson New York's Annual Sankofa Festival of African Arts. Partnered with the youth of Hudson, NY and they chose the theme of BLM. To represent the history of Hudson New York, we chose to use Harriet Tubman & her connection to the Underground Railroad through Hudson, NY (Past) then to the right, Breonna Taylor (Present), and in the middle is a portrait of George Floyd's daughter, Gianna Floyd (Future). She is emerging from both of these women to represent future change.
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Danielle Mastrion is a Brooklyn-born, New York City based painter and muralist. Danielle has been painting murals both locally & internationally since 2012. Her work has taken her to Europe, the Middle-East, Central America, South America, & the Caribbean. Her first aerosol mural painted in 2012 was at the historic 5POINTZ in Long Island City, Queens and she credits the institution & it's curator, Meres One, for having her pick up a spray can. She continuously paints in local and international mural festivals, including the Annual Akumal Mural Festival in Akumal, Mexico; Amazonarte in Pucallpa, Peru; Fiesta De Colores in Bahia, Ecuador; Streets of Style in Curitiba, Brazil; UpFest in Bristol, UK; ASAP Mural Project in Arecibo, Puerto Rico. In New York, Danielle has painted in the MOSA (Museum of Street Art) interior installation mural, curated by 5Pointz Creates; The Welling Court Mural Project in Astoria Queens, The Bushwick Collective, and many local mural projects. Her 'Biggie' mural is almost 10 years old and the longest running mural at The Bushwick Collective. Her latest walls can be found throughout her home neighborhood, Coney Island Brooklyn