DIGITAL ART

Short Films- Voice to Victims

Through powerful digital art, short films, and AI-generated visual storytelling conceptualized and written by Shawna Flowers, FLOW gives voice to those lost to gun violence—transforming grief into remembrance and healing..

Silhouetted people view framed posters about social justice and police cover-ups in an art gallery.
THE COLLECTION

What does hope look like in digital art?

Each piece in this collection was created to reflect a real story from our mission, from food pantry lines to quiet moments of shelter.

Poster for Aaron Sean Flowers featuring a crying man, city skyline, and police crime scene.
Poster for 'The Aaron Sean Flowers Story' featuring a crying man and a disguised figure.
Tribute poster for Brandon Wiggins featuring his portrait, a storefront, and blurry surveillance footage.
Two Black men on a dark street with police lights for the film Street Corner Cases.
Poster for Aaron Shawn Flowers speaking on child loss, featuring glowing brain and mother graphics.
Abstract digital art of two figures embracing

Commission a piece that carries a story of hope

Your commission funds real support like food pantry groceries and mobile shelter nights in Wilmington, while you take home original digital art.

Three artist stories behind the collection

Journey into the creative process and personal stories shaping the voices in our digital gallery.