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Etching
76 x 45 cm
2026
The work attempts to document and protest conflict, environmental destruction and inequality by showing their consequences. In similarity to a photojournalists approach to these subjects, I aims to use the print of a single image to record human solidarity within an environment of devastation for history, rather than delivering immediate emotionally withdrawn news. The modern aesthetics of the subjects depicted, such as ruined architecture or a festival campsite indicate the work represents an entirely current anxiety spurred by geopolitical tension, in-equal wealth distribution and its byproducts. The precise locations are often ambiguous and could therefore be applied to multiple current or potential settings. My work aims to challenge complacency and inaction towards said subjects, by attempting to record their reality.
Etching
76 x 45 cm
2026
The work attempts to document and protest conflict, environmental destruction and inequality by showing their consequences. In similarity to a photojournalists approach to these subjects, I aims to use the print of a single image to record human solidarity within an environment of devastation for history, rather than delivering immediate emotionally withdrawn news. The modern aesthetics of the subjects depicted, such as ruined architecture or a festival campsite indicate the work represents an entirely current anxiety spurred by geopolitical tension, in-equal wealth distribution and its byproducts. The precise locations are often ambiguous and could therefore be applied to multiple current or potential settings. My work aims to challenge complacency and inaction towards said subjects, by attempting to record their reality.