Grampire Series
Part One - Mondays
The Grampire portrait was originally created as a response to “Chinese Girl,” by Vladimir Tretchikoff. It was reanimated for this series a new portrait was created, continuing the sourcing as “Grandpa” from the “Munsters”. The Nixon portrait is used here to represent corruption and political gall. Both portraits are similar in size and create a competitive tension.
The rabbit faun (an impossibility) was selected for its ability to reflect the political field. This tryptic of characters is found in 12 out of 84 images.
The rabbit faun (an impossibility) was selected for its ability to reflect the political field. This tryptic of characters is found in 12 out of 84 images.
Grampire Series
Part One Mondays | Part Two Tuesdays | Part Three Wednesday