I See No Changes

This art print depicts a portrait of Tupac Shakur wearing a bandana and layered chains, rendered in a mixed-media collage style with muted gold, teal, and burgundy tones. The text "I Can't Breathe" appears faintly across the image, layered over a cross bearing additional protest-related text.

The piece takes its title from Tupac's song "Changes," recorded in 1992 and released posthumously in 1998 on his Greatest Hits album. The song addresses race relations, classism, and police violence, and remains one of Shakur's most recognized works — it was nominated for Best Rap Solo Performance at the 2000 Grammy Awards, the only posthumous nomination in that category's history. The imagery connects Shakur's original message to the more recent "I Can't Breathe" protest movement, drawing a line between the injustices he spoke on and those still faced today.

Available in a 16x25 size, framed in black or unframed. A linked Spotify playlist accompanies the piece.