Andrea Day is a multidisciplinary artist, cultural advocate, accomplished musician, and citizen of the Mvskoke Nation. Andrea infuses Mvskoke fine art with a modern twist through her unique signature medium of acrylic paint and meticulously hand-sewn seed beads on stretched canvas. Guided by a passion for language preservation and a commitment to reclaiming and innovating ancestral Mvskoke beadwork tradition, her work represents an evolution in First American art through progressive techniques and art invention. Andrea’s contemporary style and original designs speak Mvskoke and machine languages, drawing inspiration from the strength of nature, conceptual illusions, and the collaborative energy from her vibrant life in New York City. This work reflects the journey of interconnected hearts, mother and child, demonstrating how our identity adapts and evolves over time. The skyline symbolizes the journey of a new generation, blending past and present under an Oklahoma evening sky. The sun, moon, and lvmhe (eagle) speak to a cultural endurance and the universal forces that guide and nurture us. The piece speaks to the strength, a reminder of resilience and how love and culture are passed on to future generations, grounding them in a constantly shifting world. ...