February is a time to honor and reflect on Black History Month, celebrating the profound contributions and legacies of Black individuals, African American art, and Caribbean culture worldwide. At LS Art Consulting, a premier art consulting firm, we are dedicated to showcasing the remarkable achievements and artistry of Black creatives, both globally and within our team. As experienced art consultants, we take immense pride in highlighting the incredible talent of our in-house artists, whose works embody passion, culture, and heritage.
In recognition of Black History Month, we are excited to present a curated collection of artwork created exclusively at LS Art Consulting. This collection invites you to explore the richness of bold colors, dynamic textures, and powerful emotions embedded in each piece. Every artwork was masterfully crafted by our talented Art Director, Ashley, who drew inspiration from the vibrant hues and cultural essence of Caribbean art and Florida African American and Caribbean Culture. These pieces were thoughtfully designed for island property, reflecting the warmth, energy, and soul of the Caribbean cultural aesthetic, making them perfect additions to hospitality, cruise lines, commercial spaces, workplaces, and multifamily properties.
We invite you to experience this extraordinary collection and join us in celebrating the beauty, heritage, and innovation of Black artists and African American art in Florida this month and beyond. Discover how LS Art Consulting continues to support and uplift diverse artistic voices, enriching spaces with meaningful and culturally inspired art.
Visit us to explore these stunning creations and learn more about our commitment to diverse artistry and cultural storytelling through art.
Ashley article:
1. What role does your personal background or experiences play in shaping your artistic vision?
a. It has a huge impact on who I am as a person, so it heavily influences the way I
see things and make art. Growing up in Jamaica, surrounded by the color and
vibrancy of life, impacted the way I use colors in my art. I try to have all of my art
reflect or have a nod to my experiences.
2. Was there any specific themes or emotions you wanted to convey through these works?
a. I wanted to convey the laid back nature of the Caribbean culture while tying in the connection to nature and heritage with the patterns.
3. How do you think art can connect with different cultures, particularly when celebrating Black history and heritage?
a. I think art has a unique way of changing depending on its viewer. Art can hold
and communicate the narratives of Black history. Art allows these stories to be
shared in ways that reach audiences and tell stories across different backgrounds.
So it can connect with different cultures on many levels just with that.
