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Aidez-moi, ma chère amie! Or, Corday Awaits Apprehension
Iteration on the scene of Jean Paul Marat's death, famously depicted by Jaque Louis David. David's portrayal is mournful and sympathetic, and has created a sense of Marat as an heroic victim, whereas, to my reading, he was a much more ambivalent character, and probably a villain, as he was seen by Charlotte Corday, who assassinated him in order to bring a stop to his vicious publication and influence, through which he instigated murder and violence and sectarianism.
The Art of Survival and Passions
To give our shadows a voice within the light. To reveal the importance of both in our lives. Inspired by my past experiences, and my journey as a father and husband. I aim to create works that resonate with viewers on a personal level, reflecting the emotions we all carry. How love shapes our deepest passions.
Brett Stout
The art that I’m submitting has the basic overall theme of “creative destruction.” I’ve taken my own photographs that I mainly take while walking the streets of my town, while on vacation, or riding my bicycle late at night.
Kreative Kwame
I work in mixed media, printmaking. This usually involves several of these: acrylic paint, ink, marker pen or color pencil, paper weaving, collage and printmaking and performance.
Lior Locher
I work in mixed media, printmaking. This usually involves several of these: acrylic paint, ink, marker pen or color pencil, paper weaving, collage and printmaking and performance.
Madeline O’Neill
In my work, I strive to highlight the hardships many minorities endure at the hands of American society and the modern world.
Tyrone Mckie
Drawing pencils capture fleeting ideas from my inner world and the world at large. These then transform into surreal digital paintings brought to life in Photoshop.