Eye of the Beholder, oil 30" x 24"
Hypersexualized imagery once relegated to
"Playboy" is now as ubiquitous as the Internet
or the latest Abercrombie & Fitch catalog. An
artificialized, shame-based sexuality that trades lust for love
can graffiti genitalia onto the most refined artistic image. Is
there reproductive hope for a society that repels what it wants
to attract?