

This series of prints is composed of appropriated imagery drawn from public-domain comic books of the early twentieth century, focusing on figures caught in moments of exacerbation, confusion, or physical collapse. While the source material is rooted in humor and spectacle, the work reflects broader themes of uncertainty, hubris, and the fragility of stability. Emerging from a contemporary landscape shaped by ongoing conversations around racial justice, climate change, and social inequity, the prints echo feelings of disbelief, paralysis, and unease that arise when confronting systems of privilege and complicity.
The gallery will be closed on Saturday, May 23rd in observance of the Memorial Day Holiday Weekend. We will reopen on Tuesday, May 26th at 10am.