As a painter who documents real moments from life, where else would be more potent than at the epicenter: Washington DC?? The politicians get all the attention and screen time... But who are the PEOPLE affected by this election?
This year since Burning Man is virtual and online, I decided to continue to document my Burning Man experience with live paintings. My Soul Journal project always gets me to explore many more areas of Burning Man, and this year was no different! I used different sized computer screens, laptops, mobile devices, and VR to experience the 8 different Multiverses. Instead of watercolors like on the analog world, I decided to use digital paints (using the iPad and Procreate app) to document these digital experiences! It was amusing to meet and interact with many different Burners throughout the week. I have yet to document the night of the Man Burn and Temple Burn, though you can be sure I will update this...
Painted at Mission Police Station, San Francisco, during early June BLM protests. The summer of 2020 began with massive protests throughout the United States and across the world. Recent high-profile killings of Black Americans at the hands of police, including George Floyd, reignited a movement that not only brought to light the problems within domestic police forces, but also the systematic racism. Painted at Dolores Park, San Francisco, during early June BLM protests. I have been navigating these protests to depict the humanities within these protests through paintings of the individuals. I document each scene with a travel watercolor kit and travel journal. As events unfold, I will continue to paint throughout Bay Area protests. Painted outside of San Francisco City Hall...
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