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Untitled (Orange Ya Glad I'm Not Covid-19)
A small orange on a street pole. The orange reads ‘ORANGE YA GLAD I’M NOT COVID 19’ in white lettering.
Untitled (Kiss Me I'm Vaccinated)
A sticker of three-leaf clover with the phrase ‘KISS ME I’M VACCINATED’ written on it. The clover is green while the outline and writing are blue.
Visions
A mixed media piece on cardboard depicting three antique television sets stacked on top of each other, surrounded by a group of sheep. The sheep are wearing masks and looking directly at the viewer. The entire piece is rendered in black-and-white…
Sanitary Mona Lisa
A painting of the Mona Lisa wearing gloves and a mask and carrying hand sanitizer. A striking image utilizing familiar imagery, taking on additional significance in the context of spiking infections in India.
Capitalism is the Virus restaurant graffiti
The words Capitalism is the Virus painted on an abandoned restaurant in New Orleans. New Orleans has suffered from multiple disasters and has faced significant struggles; covid-19 certainly posed new challenges.
Untitled (very very alone)
A sentence reading ‘alone / very alone / very very alone’ spray painted on a white wall. The letters were applied using a stencil in dark blue paint.
Untitled (I Need Space)
Mixed media painting of an astronaut painted on a stop sign. The helmet reads 'I NEED SPACE.' The left armband reads 'BACK UP' and the right 'SIX FEET.' A small circular sticker on the right side of the astronaut's chest reads 'SPACE FORCE.'
Aus aktuellem Anlass (For Current Events)
On a blue/black backdrop painted as a celestial sky, a large skeleton head and hand are painted in vividly colored shading and detail. The skeleton's hand is opening toward a coronavirus image. The skeleton appears to be looking at the virus with…
Cheers
A man in full hazmat gear, including rubber suit and gas mask, holds up a beer with the title Cheers behind him. This painting is a humorous reference to the similarities between Corona beer and the coronavirus in terms of the name. This also…
Spread the Love Not the Virus
Brightly colored letters spell out "Spread the Love Not the Virus". A fairly simple message, conveying both anti-hatred and anti-viral sentiments. Spread the love is a phrase that originated before the Covid-19 pandemic and combines well with a…