"The Second Of The Edward Hoppers"

From the Free-Range Vandalism Exhibition
11x14 Mixed-Media On Board
Paint, markers, stickers, postage stamps, polaroid, paper

~In this series, my intention was to emphasize the profound sense of loneliness depicted in Edward Hopper’s paintings by juxtaposing it with chaotic elements in the surrounding environment. By introducing disorder and movement around the solitary figures and quiet interiors characteristic of Hopper's work, I sought to make the solitude at their core even more striking~

~This piece evokes a sense of hope and harmony, illustrating the potential for co-existence between the urban and the wild, a reminder that even in the most artificial environments, life finds a way~