Title of the Exhibition:

Voodoo Queens & Other from Life

Date of Creation:
2014-2023
Genre:
Portraits, Figurative Compositions, Nudes
Period-Movement:
Neo Cubism, Deconstructivism
Technique:
Painting
Materials:
Original digital artworks, original paintings on canvas
Dimensions:
Variable


Exhibition Description:
How many of us are zombies sometimes? I guess all of us have been zombified at least once! Visual art is a continuous historical search towards control over ideal beauty, sexual sympathies, and physical and ideological superiorities. Methods to achieve superiority in the Military Arts sometimes include direct and remote zombification and special rituals. Beginning from the art of primitive cultures, ancient statues of Gods, voodoo rituals, and elements of the Christian faith, to the invention of radio and television and Internet culture. Voodist and program practices have seriously influenced and formed history. Informational, personal, and political "zombification" is metaphorically drawn in this series of paintings, depicting cubist geometrized distorted and faceted human forms and ever-present radio waves. Zombification is a serious challenge to the independence of any human but presents as a self-protection practice, sometimes used by stronger classes of humans to distance from and educate poorer and weaker populations. These artworks were created upon the strong influence of telepathic attacks that the artist experienced for a long time in Brooklyn, upon his resettlement in America.