ABOUT THE WORK
Material: acrylic,ink ,Wood
St. Patrick’s Day was a holiday the artist’s late grandmother used to celebrate with the entire family. She always decorated... Read More
St. Patrick’s Day was a holiday the artist’s
late grandmother used to celebrate with the entire family. She always decorated
the house and served corned beef, cabbage, and key lime pie. Her glassware
appears in almost every single painting in the series. Here it holds some key
lime pie flavored M&M’s. While the vaccine rollout had been stellar that
month, the ever-present threat from the virus was still looming over the
populace. The B.1.1.7 was on the rise in the US and about to take over. The
month marked the one year anniversary of the contagion being labeled a pandemic
by the World Health Organization, and the artist reused some of the items from
his first still life in this piece to mark the passage of the year. The still
life is set with a backdrop of Girl in an Orchard (Under the Apple Blossom) by
Maria Dorothy Webb.