Genesis 19:1-29, carbon paper, silver leaf, acrylic on paper
9 × 12 inches each
Continuation on the theme of societal destruction and the concept of curiosity-birthed consequence. We introduce Lot's nameless wife, who turned to see her home destroyed, and though slated otherwise as saveable, was turned into a pillar of salt. Or here, a McCormick adjustable sea salt grinder.
Genesis 19:1-29, carbon paper, silver leaf, acrylic on paper
9 × 12 inches each
Continuation on the theme of societal destruction and the concept of curiosity-birthed consequence. We introduce Lot's nameless wife, who turned to see her home destroyed, and though slated otherwise as saveable, was turned into a pillar of salt. Or here, a McCormick adjustable sea salt grinder.
