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"No One Left
to Argue
but the Crows"
This work is a cautionary tale for our times. It was inspired by our
current political climate, and there are no winners in this argument.
The triptych is ink with wax resist figures collaged onto a plywood
board. In the foreground are a murder of crows, and in the background
are voyeuristic skeletal figures. On the eve of the Civil War, Abraham
Lincoln beseeched the states of the South, " We are not enemies but
friends. Though passion may have strained it must not break our bonds of
affection... when again touched... by the better angels of our nature.”
It feels very much as if we are again in this desolate
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