Miani and Kia Mushroom Girl Magnet
Meet Miani and Kia! Based on the Blue Meanies mushroom paired with a Blue Ramshorn Snail :). This dynamic duo is part of the Black Gurl Blunt Mushroom Girl Series. In this series, real and imagined mushrooms are personified into black woman paired with an animal, insect, or plant companion.
Blue Meanies mushrooms are known for their high psilocybin content, delivering intense visual and auditory hallucinations, along with a distorted sense of time and space. The effects are subject to considerable variation contingent upon dosage and mental state.
Size: 3x2in
Made from my hand painted original watercolor painting.
Black Gurl Blunt art centers around the narratives of marginalized communities, particularly those rooted in African Diasporic Cultures. I engage with Black thought, hip-hop feminism, and emphasize the necessity of the arts in empowering and transforming society. Drawing inspiration from powerful cultural movements such as The Harlem Renaissance, The Black Arts Movement, and The Hip-Hop Movement, Black Gurl Blunt is a platform for stories laced with genres of Black music, pop culture, feminist and conceptual art, fashion, and cutting-edge digital trends.
I create story-based works that explore themes of identity, transformation, healing, and empowerment, rooted deeply in Black culture and the African Diaspora. My art is a celebration of life, nature, resilience, black womanhood, and the beauty of Black experience, designed to spark dialogue, reflection, and inspiration.
Meet Miani and Kia! Based on the Blue Meanies mushroom paired with a Blue Ramshorn Snail :). This dynamic duo is part of the Black Gurl Blunt Mushroom Girl Series. In this series, real and imagined mushrooms are personified into black woman paired with an animal, insect, or plant companion.
Blue Meanies mushrooms are known for their high psilocybin content, delivering intense visual and auditory hallucinations, along with a distorted sense of time and space. The effects are subject to considerable variation contingent upon dosage and mental state.
Size: 3x2in
Made from my hand painted original watercolor painting.
Black Gurl Blunt art centers around the narratives of marginalized communities, particularly those rooted in African Diasporic Cultures. I engage with Black thought, hip-hop feminism, and emphasize the necessity of the arts in empowering and transforming society. Drawing inspiration from powerful cultural movements such as The Harlem Renaissance, The Black Arts Movement, and The Hip-Hop Movement, Black Gurl Blunt is a platform for stories laced with genres of Black music, pop culture, feminist and conceptual art, fashion, and cutting-edge digital trends.
I create story-based works that explore themes of identity, transformation, healing, and empowerment, rooted deeply in Black culture and the African Diaspora. My art is a celebration of life, nature, resilience, black womanhood, and the beauty of Black experience, designed to spark dialogue, reflection, and inspiration.
Meet Miani and Kia! Based on the Blue Meanies mushroom paired with a Blue Ramshorn Snail :). This dynamic duo is part of the Black Gurl Blunt Mushroom Girl Series. In this series, real and imagined mushrooms are personified into black woman paired with an animal, insect, or plant companion.
Blue Meanies mushrooms are known for their high psilocybin content, delivering intense visual and auditory hallucinations, along with a distorted sense of time and space. The effects are subject to considerable variation contingent upon dosage and mental state.
Size: 3x2in
Made from my hand painted original watercolor painting.
Black Gurl Blunt art centers around the narratives of marginalized communities, particularly those rooted in African Diasporic Cultures. I engage with Black thought, hip-hop feminism, and emphasize the necessity of the arts in empowering and transforming society. Drawing inspiration from powerful cultural movements such as The Harlem Renaissance, The Black Arts Movement, and The Hip-Hop Movement, Black Gurl Blunt is a platform for stories laced with genres of Black music, pop culture, feminist and conceptual art, fashion, and cutting-edge digital trends.
I create story-based works that explore themes of identity, transformation, healing, and empowerment, rooted deeply in Black culture and the African Diaspora. My art is a celebration of life, nature, resilience, black womanhood, and the beauty of Black experience, designed to spark dialogue, reflection, and inspiration.
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