Life After Apocalypse
'Life After Apocalypse' is inspired by hyper-naturalist depictions of paradise as found in the leaflets of a religious sect. They serve as reference to a modified, satirical version of the imagined “peaceful new world”. The serial attempts to examine these sceneries with an analytic eye, to single out their aesthetic components, to rearrange and to alter them – up to a point where its sheer absurdity leads to the dissolution of Arcadia.
Flyer of a religius SectTitles of the drawings on the left:
(Watercolour and Pen Drawing)
- 'Retired Cherub (with care nurses)'
- 'Pull-up on Lion'
- 'Crocodile, frolicking with Eskimo Baby'
- 'Instructions for the Babysitter'
- 'Headstand on Lion'
- 'Headstand on Elephant'
- 'Barefaced Bear Hatchlings'
- 'Caretaking Bear Hatchlings'
- 'Eskimo Child with Watermelon on T-Rex'
- 'T-Rex, gutting a Watermelon'
- 'Pumpkin Harvest'
 'The Gonzales Family from Eldorado' |
 'The Oomingmak Family from Atlantis' |
 'The Ursmann Family from Avalon' |
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