Client Art

Artwork provided by a Florence Project client, a domestic violence survivor detained in Eloy

“Eggplant”

Artwork created by a Florence Project client for Managing Attorney, Katie Ruhl. “Katie Ruhl, Happy Mothers Day ,Charm is deceptive, and beauty is fleeting; but a woman who fears the Lord is to be praised. Proverbs 31:30, An excellent wife who can find? She is far more precious than jewels. Proverbs 31:10”

A butterfly drawing created for Katie Embley by a five year old client, whose legal guardian was deported without him.

Artwork by our client Carolina* from Guatemala.

“Grapefruit”

Artwork titled “Hope In The Darkness” gifted to Florence Project staff by Alan, a detained teenager. He is now free. Read his story here.

Artwork by a five year old Florence Project client detained for four months. From their legal advocate, Camille Auer, Florence Project Legal Assistant, When they arrived to the facility, they were not ready to speak about anything that had happened to them. Over time (and a lot of drawing) they opened up to me about what caused them to come to the US. They were learning how to write their name so together, we signed the bottom of the artwork [redacted]. They insisted that I hang it up in my office and even asked for evidence that it truly was hung up (I had to take a picture of my office to prove to them that I was in fact displaying their drawing).” 

Artwork created by a Florence Project client for Deputy Director, Roxana Avila-Cimpeanu. “Do not get tired of doing the right thing because he who gives without expecting anything in return, will have abundance one day”

Artwork titled “My Medicine,” by Eva, who drew flowers in Eloy Detention Center while suffering from schizophrenia. She has since won asylum.

Artwork by our client Carolina* from Guatemala.

Artwork created by a Florence Project client for Appellate Attorney, Liz Bradley. “You are special”

Artwork created by a Florence Project client for former Florence Project staff, Laura Stump Kennedy and Mary Cruz.

Artwork created by a Florence Project client for Appellate Attorney, Liz Bradley. “You are special”

Artwork created by a Florence Project client for Policy Coordinator, Annalise Parady.

“Do not worry; we depend on… some on God, they are his children… we are… the same… his creation.”

Artwork created by a Florence Project client for former Florence Project staff, Laura Stump Kennedy and Mary Cruz.

Artwork by a detained, 11 year old, Florence Project client who was separated from their mother at the border. From their legal advocate, Camille Auer, Florence Project Legal Assistant, This client loved to draw and expressed how it was an escape for them. I asked them to sign it [redacted] to make sure that once they are a famous artist, I can say that I have an original piece of their work.”

I imagine… that loneliness causes a disparity in emotions… I know that a friend in privacy… will always arrive… to rekindle your values.”