Stephon Senegal's "When Monsters Tremble"

From the starting point of modernist abstraction, artist Stephon Senegal weaves anthropomorphic imagery with the traditions of various Creole cultures, including Senegalese, Malian, Native American, Catholic, Black, Americana, and Nihon Manga. Speaking to the Louisiana Creole's particular diversity of cultural tradition, Senegal blends reference and ancestry, exploration and emission. His exhibit When Monsters Tremble will be on display at the Hilliard Art Museum throughout this fall. Details at hilliardmuseum.org.