Dreaming Beyond the Brick Wall

A Child's Perspective from a Black Experience

Let me walk you through the viewpoint of a young Black gay boy from Philadelphia, a child enchanted by the arts and creativity. For me, creativity became a vital form of escapism, a refuge where I could express my innermost thoughts and feelings. My work reflects the richness of my life experiences and the unique perspective I carry as I navigate a world that often overlooks the voices of people like me.

Through my art, I aim to shed light on the injustices faced by people of color in America while educating the youth and those unacquainted with the importance of the Black experience. I celebrate the foundational role of Black women in humanity, recognizing their strength and resilience as the carriers of life itself.

My creations blend the timeless beauty of classic museum pieces with the warmth of familiar memories and cultural artifacts. Each work is not just an expression but a conversation about our shared histories and the importance of embracing our identities. Join me in this exploration of beauty, resilience, and the transformative power of art.

Welcome to the Dominick Troy Project: RE Flex proposal , an initiative born from the vibrant perspective of a young Black gay artist from Philadelphia. This platform serves as a celebration of our Kings, Queens, and the next generation of Black children, showcasing the beauty and resilience of our culture through art. Here, you will find a series of dynamic exhibitions that merge classic aesthetics with contemporary themes, inviting viewers to engage in meaningful conversations about identity, history, and the transformative power of creativity. Each show is designed not only to display art but also to educate and inspire, encouraging audiences to appreciate the richness of the Black experience.
At the Dominick Troy Project: RE Flex, we believe in the power of community and collaboration. As we reach out to fellow Black artists who share our vision, we aim to curate group exhibitions that highlight diverse narratives and experiences. Our goal is to create a touring exhibition that travels across cities, fostering cultural understanding and appreciation. Through workshops and discussions, we will empower the youth and educate audiences on the significance of our shared stories. Join us on this journey as we dream beyond the brick wall, transforming art into a powerful vehicle for change and celebration.
DTLA Art Night - Emerging art Gallery
Oct.7 2023
Blick Arts Harlem, 12 Art Beats — Solo exhibit
FEB.1 2021 - FEB. 28 TH 2021
A one month art installation on the historial street W125 th street.
Showcasing new engerying artists .
ArtCrawl, Kente Royal Gallery — Group exhibit
DEC.3 2020 - JAN.3 TH 2021
Fire & Soul: Art inspired by the black American experience over the past
100 years, providing visual commentary and the artistic gration- from
music,sexuality , gender identity , politics, religion and beyond.
Culture Lab LIC-A, The Plaxall Gallery — Group exhibit
SEP.17 2020 - 0CT.17 TH 2020
Someone Will Remember Us, even from another time
Con Artist, 329 Broome street — Group exhibit
SEPT .30 2019 - OCT. 28 TH 2019
EDUCATION
Fashion institute technology , Ny,Ny — Degr

New collection.

"Discover a sneak peek of my new collection inspired by museums and art, highlighting the absence of diverse reflections in traditional spaces. This series blends my spiritual concepts of guidance and healing armor for Black women and mothers, using familiar gallery objects to create contemporary Black cultural art for today's viewer."