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 Love You....Till the End of Time
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Chicago Style / Mixed Media / 6 /
27.00 USD
Description:
Print, Unframed, Signed, Open Editions
The Artists hometown is depicted in this roaring-twenties type shadow box. It signifies a generation of class that no longer exists. It was a time when people dressed up when they went to the theater or danced the night away. A time when gangsters ruled the city streets and prohibition affected the lives of millions throughout the country.
The Artist displays the iconic Chicago Theater sign dangling above a modern silhouette the city. While the piano plays love songs for all the people of the night. Nothing says Chicago more than a 1926 Rolls Royce, a tommy gun and a trumpet to represent a city in turmoil and enchantment.
The bullet holes that are displayed throughout the piece sums up the Artists rendition of that period in time. The digital version of this piece brings out the music of the city while the tommy gun just represents another instrument. "I saw a man that dance with his wife in Chicago my hometown".
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 "Abstract" - Digital
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