Improper Burial IV Judy Nakagawa

Improper Burial IV Judy NakagawaAcrylic and silkscreen ink on panel 10 x 10 inches 2025 Roadkill Paintings (Found Series) invites viewers to interrogate the content they consume and the systems that produce it. Glabb combines found images with found materials to present familiar depictions of violence. The repeated imagery of dead animals should disturb, but instead slips easily into ones field of vision, revealing a growing desensitization to violent content. The series also draws

Oil on canvas12 x 16 in

it gives the warm drink a kick

CMYK silkscreen print on Coventry Rag Vellum (100% Cotton Rag)

The painting acts as a record of these meetings and a reminder to the viewer of the importance

and technological history into a single

21 x 14 in

etymology that is the source of the idea and the need to express

"Years ago in a small Parisian gallery

These particles are the smallest and one of the most dangerous pollutants in the air

Vintage matte frames from wedding portraiture

being an exploration and an emphasis of the black form

putting what little they have at risk