"Here Until We're Not"
(March 2019 - October 2019 )
"Here Until We're Not" is a Project that speaks about what it's like to grow up and live within the inner city (with a strong focus on the bronx). Told from the point of view of an artist who has grown up and lives in the bronx. Most of the topics focus on gang violence, government assitance (and it's vicous cycle), government housing, hood foods (nutties, chopped cheese, kennedy's,etc.), asthma and lactose intolerancy in minorities, divorce rates, fatherless childs, and more. Similar to it's predecsor "Raw: Tales From the Inner City", asthetically, the story is told through a surrealist, abstract manga/ comic style. While, unlike it's predaccsor, for installation, these pieces take the form of guriella art, as they're hung up around the city under the cover of night and message scattered through the wind from word to mouth.
Medium(s):
- Wheat Paste
- Ink
