Artists have a variety of methods to make their mark. Every Friday we will share a photograph of an #ArtistInAction. 〰 Torkwase Dyson is an abstract painter whose thoughtfully composed paintings and sculptures deal with spatial relations between bodies and environments. Dyson’s careful geometric compositions are abstract visualizations of the way in which non-white bodies navigate the world. “My works are deconstructions of natural and built environments that influence black spatial conditions...In my drawings, paintings, and sculptures, I re-image side-walks, levees, slave castles, rivers, and auction blocks into minimal schematics that are mediations on human geographic development and belonging.” Dyson infuses spatial relations with historicity by elucidating the way in which our past created the environments we currently inhabit. Dyson explains that built environments, predicated as they are on infrastructure, architecture, and design produced by white corporate power, are racist: ...