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Jordan’s mural depicts the trials and tribulations of life. The demands of physical labor are represented by the two African American figures working on the land. The promise of life is represented by the flowing water surrounding the figures and the kiss of life seen in the center of the mural.
The mural was one of 46 murals commissioned by the Arts Council of Indianapolis as part of its nationally renowned 46 for XLVI mural initiative.
Date created: 2011
234 West Ray St., Indianapolis, IN, 46225
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