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The Mourners 2010-2011
INK ON PAPER, WITH CONTE & THREADS, 36″ H X 43″ W ALL IMAGES
The Mourners-detail 2010-2011
INK ON PAPER, WITH CONTE & THREADS, 36″ H X 43″ W ALL IMAGES
In Dark Space 2010-2011
INK ON PAPER, 45″ H X 51″ W ALL IMAGES
Study 1 2010-2011
INK ON PAPER 18″ W X 22″ H ALL IMAGES
Study 2 2010-2011
INK ON PAPER 15″ H X 22.5″ W ALL IMAGES
Study 3 2010-2011
INK ON PAPER 17″ H X 20″ W ALL IMAGES
Three 2010-2011
INK ON PAPER, 51″ H X 63″ W ALL IMAGES
Body Bags 1 2010-2011
INK ON PAPER ALL IMAGES
Body Bags 2 2010-2011
INK ON PAPER ALL IMAGES
This series of drawings is based on newspaper images of body bags from the wars in the middle east. At first, it seemed like a taboo to be drawing dead, wrapped bodies, but the drawings stand as both witness and protest to war.
“Let’s be the same wound if we must bleed.
Let’s fight side by side, even if the enemy
Is ourselves. I am yours, you are mine.”
––Tommy Olofsson
“I’m not interested in who suffered the most.
I’m interested in People getting over it.”
––Naomi Shihab Nye
excerpted from her poem Jerusalem, in 19 Varieties of Gazelle
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