Imaging and Mixed Media

Don’t Noose Sight of What’s Important The generation before us is constantly pressuring us into what they consider “jobs”, the dead-end, nine to five, going nowhere fast kind of jobs. They want us to rely on this one-track mindset, where you do well in high school to get into a good college, taking on thousands of dollars of debt, justifying it when you land a decent job, paying for an education that could have bought you a house while you struggle to find a spouse, then buying a house and car you can’t afford, locking yourself into paying them off for the next 30 years, forcing you to stick with that job you got right out of college, and when you’re desperate for something new, something like the life you could have had, you buy a new car, find a new spouse, and start a new family, because it’ll work this time, but once that first baby comes, you’re right back to trudging up the corporate step stool to middle management, for the stability you tell yourself, where you waste your ...

This linoleum block print is of a beach in Spain, a photo taken through a rock formation. 

Only 80% Only eighty percent of the world has enough food to eat. And every time we go to reach for those utensils, we step on the human rights of those 20%.