I Believe I Can Fly hair salon Rinse Cycle by Kevin "WAK"

Rinse Cycle by Kevin "WAK" Williams is a vibrant depiction of several African-American women sitting at a salon with their hair in the rinse

In it the man

Barnes's work for his "The Beauty of the Ghetto" exhibition was distinguished by using a "wood fence" style frame made from the actual picket fence of his father's home

exuding an unmistakable aura of self-assured elegance that commands attention in any space

ultimately leading to their name

I Believe I Can Fly hair salon Rinse Cycle by Kevin "WAK"I Believe I Can Fly is a limited edition work of art by Frank Morrison depicting a black woman carefully observing a bird.