Four Paintings Toward Late Summer Exhibition About Isolation
The Propaganda is Making Us Anxious and Half Human and Afraid 2024. Acrylic on cardboard, 16 x 16"
Notice the signatures on these paintings. They’re names of friends and acquaintances with one screwy letter. I’m going to make 30 or so of these and exhibit them in early September. The Poor Ronnie’s Anti-Ethnic Cleansing “project” has opened my eyes up to many truths. The saddest one has been the isolation and separation from people you thought would have a similar opinion about genocide and World War III.
They do not. They don’t even want to talk about it. They want to vote for Joe Biden or Donald Trump because they think Kings will protect them. My God, how did I get here?
I am living in a bubble of Eloi from H.G. Wells’ Time Machine.
Any Woman Protecting Her Child but Not in Gaza While the U.S. and Israel Are Exterminating Them 2024. Acrylic on cardboard, 16 x 16"
Gaza Ghosts and the U.S.A. and Its Puppet are Doing It 2024. Acrylic on cardboard, 16 x 16"
Any Woman Scolding Her Child but Not in Gaza While the U.S. and Israel Are Exterminating Them 2024. Acrylic on cardboard, 16 x 16"
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