Spotlight Artist
Ian D. Larson
South
Artist Statement
Painted presentations of visceral bacchanalia, hillbilly witchcraft,
and degenerate portraiture.
The works are glimpses of narratives, with a focus on the human
figure. The characters belong to their own social contexts, where
fictitious chaos meets blatant references, satirical violence, and
humor. They act on their animal (often maniacal and sexual)
nature with exploited and often tragic exiguity.
Artist's Additional works
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