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Fam Farm |
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"Fam Farm" reflects the loss of natural farming within westernized culture. Genetic modification, factory farming, as well as deceitful packaging and misguided labeling results in confusion and a disconnection between customer and the source of their food. This series of drawings attempt to playfully addressing these concerns.
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Une Obsession Tranquille |
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“Une Obsession Tranquille” considers the clichés and perversions within the confines of monogamous love, given the freedoms to share ones unadulterated and absolute self unconsciously.
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Prickled Lilly Perch |
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"Prickled Lilly Perch" is a series of richly detailed graphite drawings exposing my curiosity, fear, and love for the unusually beautiful, the eventuality of death, and the possible silence upon such heavy thoughts.
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This, That |
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"This, That, Add or Subtract" explores human deformities and extreme physical differences in hopes of examining: isolation as a human condition, physical beauty within a westernized mainframe, and the psychological weight of human choice's upon physical distortions.
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Plastic Naziism |
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"Plastic Naziism: The Perversion of Intention and Impossible Diversion,"
harmonizes, compares, and examines the physical and psychological similarities and differences between patients of plastic surgery and causalities of war.
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Tumor, Plant |
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"Tumors, Plants" is a specific examination themed upon the possibility of any element having a conflincting moral opposition. Here I attempt to make visual the implications of two growths. Plant-like forms suggest life and positive expansion, while the tumor-like forms imply death and fear.
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