NEW YORK—When Termaine Hicks saw the hundreds of dates that composed his portrait, “December 16, 2020” immediately jumped out at him. That was the day he walked free after 19 years of wrongful imprisonment.
“I remember that day like it was yesterday,” Hicks told The Epoch Times.
Hicks is one of 251 people freed or exonerated from wrongful conviction through the assistance of the Innocence Project. He is also one of the first to have his likeness captured by Brazilian artist Vik Muniz as part of a collaboration series with Innocence Project.
Four portraits were displayed at the Sikkema Jenkins & Co. gallery in West Chelsea on the eve of Oct. 2….