Looking Back (From the New York Times) Hahnemühle, German Etching Print 30 x 34 $1,050

Looking Back (From the New York Times)
Hahnemühle, German Etching Print
30 x 34
$1,050

On the Horizon German Etching Print, Charcoal and Chalk 10 x 14  $850

On the Horizon
German Etching Print, Charcoal and Chalk
10 x 14 
$850

Thoughts come up in the movement (outside the New York Times) 65 x 30 $1,950

Thoughts come up in the movement (outside the New York Times)
65 x 30
$1,950

 Artist Statement:

The speed and scale of human movement occurring around the planet in 2021 is nearly incomprehensible. A devastating viral contagion has travelled between continents and neighborhoods; global protests; marches; migrations; 65 million displaced refugees; civil and cyber warfare... My work addresses ancient and recurring movement patterns that unfold with the force of billions on the planet. I use drawn, painted and projected marks, as well as live performances and public installations to highlight the instability, violence and power of human motion – individual and collective - and the ebb and flow of its destructive, cataclysmic, and chaotic force. My submissions for this exhibition on Resiliency reflect the power and possibility of youth - with actions that contain a raw integrity, and the pure energy of openness and freedom in the face of communal devastation, division and loss.

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