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Artwork details
- Medium : Acrylic, Graffiti on Cardboard
- Other details : Artwork on supported wooden frame. Artwork framed.
- Dimensions : 38x26in
About this artwork
All the beer I drank during Covid-19…
The subject of this piece is one chick mirroring the other chick. The more prominent chick is more perfect–a sweet beak and a darling disposition. The chick she sees in the reflection is crossed-out. Sad. Such a bleak coloring. The scene plays out on a beer box, which remains the theme of the series.
The Budweiser beer box was the perfect surface for this seriously genius series. During 2020, every person at… some point thought the world would end for this or that reason. Maybe addiction got the best of you? Or was it the televised civil injustices? Maybe the threat of loneliness while in total isolation? This up-cycled 24 pack shines with a subtle Louis Vuitton stencil in the background, and one chick mirroring another.
The subject of this piece is one chick mirroring the other chick. The more prominent chick is more perfect–a sweet beak and a darling disposition. The chick she sees in the reflection is crossed-out. Sad. Such a bleak coloring. The scene plays out on a beer box, which remains the theme of the series.
The Budweiser beer box was the perfect surface for this seriously genius series. During 2020, every person at… some point thought the world would end for this or that reason. Maybe addiction got the best of you? Or was it the televised civil injustices? Maybe the threat of loneliness while in total isolation? This up-cycled 24 pack shines with a subtle Louis Vuitton stencil in the background, and one chick mirroring another.
Boo Deity
United States
Credentials
- Residency Participant
- Covered by the Press
- Works on commission
« I think about the viewer in the coffee shop across the street, they must be entranced by my piece. »
Boo Deity is an artist based in the United States whose paintings have been featured in solo exhibitions nationally. Creating in a style that is inspired by graffiti, pop art, and French impressionist artists, Deity fuses traditional nineteenth century flair with the contemporary obsession for neon colors, text, and sexuality. She favors acrylics, oils, and collage on linen or canvas.