In a field of perception, my artistic practice observes hair discrimination and promotion of self-love. Using graphite, acrylic paint, and mixed media, my artwork conveys association of discrimination with psychological liberation by emphasizing the delicacy of curly hair throughout my pieces. In belief these forms of judgement are causing substantial psychological and physical harm to those who want to preserve their natural hairstyles but are obligated to choose between an essential setting over their own cultural individuality, I choose to promote the concept of tribulation, liberation and self-respect. Prejudice continues to have an impact on the inner well-being of Black people. Therefore, it’s crucial that my work focuses on hair discrimination as a cultural bias and show how this injustice leads to the depletion of self-love and mental health concerns. Inspired by personal experience, I want to educate, influence, and empower every community in valuing the beauty in people of color.