Manifest Destiny - Modern Eden Gallery

Details Artist Bio Shipping 7 x 5 inches © 2013 Ballpoint Pen and Watercolor on Cold Press Watercolor Paper Framed to 10 x 8 inches "My relationship with animals and nature has shaped my art since I first put pencil to paper, as has my love of mythology and mutation, both of which tell a story of dramatic, often violent change; there are gods who transform into beasts, or who were born with the heads of animals or a multitude of limbs, and there are gods who cursed humans to take on animal or plant forms as punishment, not to mention the mythological mutant beasts such as the Hydra or Cerberus. Mirroring those ancient myths in often grotesque ways we find in contemporary times that animals are being transformed against their will due to interactions with human pollutants; frogs with

Alexis Rockman's monumental history painting, titled “Manifest Destiny,” takes the name of America's frontier imperative and gives it an…

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