TRICKIN AINT EASY NEITHER, MR.PIMP
30X20 Acrylic on canvas
This piece delves into the complex and often painful realities of trauma in the world of prostitution. The bold, fragmented imagery and the disjointed faces represent the fractured identities and experiences of those affected by this harsh reality. The vibrant colors juxtaposed with darker tones reflect the tension between survival and exploitation, while the elements referencing Nebraska ground the piece in a very real and specific context. The title, provocative and raw, speaks to the relentless cycle of exploitation and the power dynamics that define the lives of those caught in it. Through this work, I challenge the viewer to confront the deeper emotional and psychological scars of this world, urging a reflection on the struggle to reclaim autonomy and dignity amidst an environment of manipulation and abuse.
30X20 Acrylic on canvas
This piece delves into the complex and often painful realities of trauma in the world of prostitution. The bold, fragmented imagery and the disjointed faces represent the fractured identities and experiences of those affected by this harsh reality. The vibrant colors juxtaposed with darker tones reflect the tension between survival and exploitation, while the elements referencing Nebraska ground the piece in a very real and specific context. The title, provocative and raw, speaks to the relentless cycle of exploitation and the power dynamics that define the lives of those caught in it. Through this work, I challenge the viewer to confront the deeper emotional and psychological scars of this world, urging a reflection on the struggle to reclaim autonomy and dignity amidst an environment of manipulation and abuse.
30X20 Acrylic on canvas
This piece delves into the complex and often painful realities of trauma in the world of prostitution. The bold, fragmented imagery and the disjointed faces represent the fractured identities and experiences of those affected by this harsh reality. The vibrant colors juxtaposed with darker tones reflect the tension between survival and exploitation, while the elements referencing Nebraska ground the piece in a very real and specific context. The title, provocative and raw, speaks to the relentless cycle of exploitation and the power dynamics that define the lives of those caught in it. Through this work, I challenge the viewer to confront the deeper emotional and psychological scars of this world, urging a reflection on the struggle to reclaim autonomy and dignity amidst an environment of manipulation and abuse.