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Afro-Ascendencia: From Colonial Slavehood to Contemporary Sainthood in Harmonia Rosales, Fabiola Jean-Louis, and Firelei Báez’s Interventions on the Afro-Diasporic Visual Legacy and Beyond
This article examines the artwork of Harmonia Rosales, Fabiola Jean-Louis, and Firelei Báez to formulate the concept of Afro-ascendencia. Grounded in art history and decolonial theory, the study demonstrates how these contemporary artists engage with canonical techniques to challenge colonial omissi
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