She Carries Us All, she does not struggle to carry it; she chooses to. In doing so, she bears generations of knowledge, lineage, and healing.
Her arms raised beneath this symbol of sacred geometry "The Seed of Life" suggest both power and surrender—a silent offering to the heavens and a reminder that Black women, across time and space, have held the weight of worlds while asking for so little.
This piece speaks to the viewer on a soul level: She is mother, protector, priestess, and ancestor. She does not carry just herself. She carries us all.
