Human Reflux
With titles embracing a ‘hickerbilly’ interpretation of the physical man-handling of food, “Human Reflux” is a three-part set of drawings focused on Missouri reptiles that are visually manipulated and exaggerated to emphasize the awareness of mindless consumption within the living world.
Pop’r, Grip’r, and Rip’r (in order from left to right) invites viewers to be enlightened by an artist’s interpretation of how food is consumed through the environments of three different reptiles in the Midwest region, and how their approach does not veer far from that of humans.
Crafted using archival ink and marker on 100% cotton paper. Matted in a 35.5" x 17" black frame with hardware.
With titles embracing a ‘hickerbilly’ interpretation of the physical man-handling of food, “Human Reflux” is a three-part set of drawings focused on Missouri reptiles that are visually manipulated and exaggerated to emphasize the awareness of mindless consumption within the living world.
Pop’r, Grip’r, and Rip’r (in order from left to right) invites viewers to be enlightened by an artist’s interpretation of how food is consumed through the environments of three different reptiles in the Midwest region, and how their approach does not veer far from that of humans.
Crafted using archival ink and marker on 100% cotton paper. Matted in a 35.5" x 17" black frame with hardware.
With titles embracing a ‘hickerbilly’ interpretation of the physical man-handling of food, “Human Reflux” is a three-part set of drawings focused on Missouri reptiles that are visually manipulated and exaggerated to emphasize the awareness of mindless consumption within the living world.
Pop’r, Grip’r, and Rip’r (in order from left to right) invites viewers to be enlightened by an artist’s interpretation of how food is consumed through the environments of three different reptiles in the Midwest region, and how their approach does not veer far from that of humans.
Crafted using archival ink and marker on 100% cotton paper. Matted in a 35.5" x 17" black frame with hardware.