
RetnaCarta A Mi Mismo
Marquis “RETNA” Lewis returns to Miami with Carta a Mi Mismo (Letter to Myself), a solo exhibition charting the artist’s journey of recovery, resilience, and creative rebirth. Drawn from years of personal turmoil, this body of work radiates emotional clarity and strength. For ArtLife founder Avery Andon—a longtime friend and advisor to RETNA—the show has been "over a decade in the making," a hard-won triumph that the artist himself describes as "a script drawn from memory and motion... a letter written in the language of resilience and rebirth."
Together, the paintings read like pages from a personal letter, collectively forming a meditative script of self-reflection rendered in RETNA’s trademark cryptic calligraphy. Letter to Myself thus serves as both a bold artistic statement and a self-addressed testament to hope and renewal, inviting collectors and casual viewers alike into the artist’s profound journey toward healing.
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Marquis “RETNA” Lewis returns to Miami with Carta a Mi Mismo (Letter to Myself), a solo exhibition charting the artist’s journey of recovery, resilience, and creative rebirth. Drawn from years of personal turmoil, this body of work radiates emotional clarity and strength. For ArtLife founder Avery Andon—a longtime friend and advisor to RETNA—the show has been "over a decade in the making," a hard-won triumph that the artist himself describes as "a script drawn from memory and motion... a letter written in the language of resilience and rebirth."
Together, the paintings read like pages from a personal letter, collectively forming a meditative script of self-reflection rendered in RETNA’s trademark cryptic calligraphy. Letter to Myself thus serves as both a bold artistic statement and a self-addressed testament to hope and renewal, inviting collectors and casual viewers alike into the artist’s profound journey toward healing.