Dissecting the extreme controversial measures for temporary pain relief will probably net negative feedback, but to explain an epidemic is to understand it. “Control”, the mixed media diptych featured here today represents the continued flow of migraine pain and the peripheral tools (razor blades) frantically controlling it. It’s important to recognize this is NOT a…
French photographer Henri Cartier-Bresson loved cats. Rumor has it, he expressed the following (paraphrasing): Cats bring on chaos, they know anarchy. They are against discipline and authority. If you’re familiar with Cartier-Bresson’s work, the cat, as muse contributed to the powerful images during his photojournalistic career. The muse, in pure form, is someone who has…
Tint and pigment are hieroglyphics to the soul of an artist. Every artist owns a code. The viewer deciphers the code. If the artist succeeded, all or most is of the code is revealed, but not the why. Why is a snapshot in time. Today’s image is The Color of Hope. The pigments were chosen…
The Occupation Explaining an image via deconstruction often defeats the purpose of its creation. But we do it anyway. Critique allows for a jumping off point and viewers have grown to expect it. So I shall spoil your experience of self discovery by revealing this piece on my terms. The Occupation represents invasion, in…
Panel Three, Triptych, Three Days in August
