Images 1 & 2 connection: Phallic symbol and sexuality
Images 2 & 3 connection: Sense of perpetual waiting and contemplation
Images 3 & 4 connection: Notion of power and black pride
Images 4 & 5: Gesture of solidarity
Images 5 & 6: Connotations of loyalty
Images 6 & 7: Chaotic design and use of what appear as old, colorful objects of embellishment and of no particular use. Both figures (the dog and the black child) are positioned on stools and are somewhat surrounded by the matrix of artifacts.
Images 7 & 8: Include a common or similar item: one that would be used to hit an object. The item is either close to the face of the statuette depicting a black child (Image 7) or in the shape of a black individual’s face (Image 8).
Images 8 & 9: Distortion and caricaturization of a black man’s head. Both are objects of service representing aggressive acts taking place.
