Working primarily with acrylics, Caldwell employs palette knives and metallics to craft dynamic layers that shift with natural light. Her abstract scenic works are designed to evolve throughout the day, offering viewers a unique experience depending on the time and angle of observation. This interplay between light and texture mirrors the multifaceted stories and emotions her art seeks to convey.
Caldwell begins her creative process with a title, using it as a conceptual anchor to shape her work. Symbols and masks rooted in African and Caribbean traditions often feature prominently in her abstract pieces, infusing her contemporary practice with historical depth and cultural resonance. These elements serve as bridges, connecting her audience to a shared human story that transcends geographical and cultural boundaries.
Through her art, Caldwell explores themes of transformation, identity, and connection, inviting viewers to reflect on their own place within a broader, interwoven human experience. Her work not only honors the diversity and resilience of diasporic cultures but also underscores the universal nature of change, growth, and renewal that binds all people.
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