Gold Rush
This piece delves into themes of human greed and consumption, illustrating how the pursuit of survival often leads to unnecessary destruction and waste—In a world driven by excess and the relentless drive for more, we frequently overlook the impact of our actions on the environment and each other.
This work hints at the notion that survival and success often come at the cost of exploitation, while nudging us to remember that alternative, more sustainable paths do exist.
Created using produce packaging, re-used acrylic paint chips, acrylic paint, and glue, this piece embodies the very materials it critiques. Measuring 8x8 inches, it’s mounted on a French cleated wood panel, ready to hang.
This piece delves into themes of human greed and consumption, illustrating how the pursuit of survival often leads to unnecessary destruction and waste—In a world driven by excess and the relentless drive for more, we frequently overlook the impact of our actions on the environment and each other.
This work hints at the notion that survival and success often come at the cost of exploitation, while nudging us to remember that alternative, more sustainable paths do exist.
Created using produce packaging, re-used acrylic paint chips, acrylic paint, and glue, this piece embodies the very materials it critiques. Measuring 8x8 inches, it’s mounted on a French cleated wood panel, ready to hang.
This piece delves into themes of human greed and consumption, illustrating how the pursuit of survival often leads to unnecessary destruction and waste—In a world driven by excess and the relentless drive for more, we frequently overlook the impact of our actions on the environment and each other.
This work hints at the notion that survival and success often come at the cost of exploitation, while nudging us to remember that alternative, more sustainable paths do exist.
Created using produce packaging, re-used acrylic paint chips, acrylic paint, and glue, this piece embodies the very materials it critiques. Measuring 8x8 inches, it’s mounted on a French cleated wood panel, ready to hang.
