P•anopticon/
A commentary on psychological captivity
Pan = all; Opticon = from Greek optikos, “seeing.”
I painted this series during the pandemic, a time of not only physical but also mental confinement. As individuals, we were thrust into a world of isolation, surveillance and fear of each other. The bodies in this series are struggling to break free. The binds that tie them are plastic, a material that is malleable and transparent, suggesting a possible escape.
Res Cogitans
100 x 85 cm
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Insidious
92 x 65 cm
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Lex
100 x 81 cm
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Aberration
70 x 85 cm
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Paradigm
60 x 60 cm
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Fallacious
108 x 65 cm
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Misrule
108 x 65 cm
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Proselytize
60 x 80 cm
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Dislocation
80 x 105 cm
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Subjugate
100 x 80 cm
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Pervasive
68 x 67 cm
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Quale
100 x 65 cm
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Sacrosanct
55 x 90 cm
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Sanction
100 x 64 cm
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