Shape of the Artist
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I wanted to merge my body with a real photo of myself and my artistic identity. My artistic style places a lot of emphasis on simplistic forms and colors to try and make an image that anyone can see themself… Continue Reading →
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Sticky postThis is my untitled musical work. This work is absent of lyrics, artwork or title. Please listen and enjoy your unique emotional reaction. Quinlan Drathman
It’s not just about drugs
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The war on drugs vs black people of America. scanned&picture versions shown
There are trans underground railroads working to protect people’s access to healthcare and rights. People are on planes but also in spare rooms; someone hosting scared person after person drew some handmade toilet paper wrappers. This is piece of sculpture… Continue Reading →
The new presidential administration is actively preventing transgender and queer people from accessing life-saving medical care. Although trans healthcare and people have always been under attack, the new executive order put into action by Trump exacerbates and speeds up this… Continue Reading →
Do you really know one another if your only perception is online? Instagram photos show the bright side, texts don’t convey tone, and websites don’t show the person. Who are we to one another if not text on a screen?
This piece was created in response to the recent firing of hundreds of National Parks employees around the country and my worry for the affect it will have on future visitors. I have many deeply treasured memories around those places,… Continue Reading →
“Out of Grasp” is a piece inspired by the increasing cost of imports due to tariffs. A subject my parents particularly remind me to pay attention to when shopping online. This piece splices & combines many photographs taken by myself… Continue Reading →
It’s increasingly worrying that our reproductive rights and bodily autonomy have been stripped from women in the United States. The issue is both personal and political affecting millions of individuals including myself. Restricting reproductive health care and education will change… Continue Reading →
“This Machine Kills Protestors” is made to address the recent arrest of green card holder Mahmoud Khalil by ICE agents without legal justification for doing so. The Trump administration is operating in a similar way to a paper shredder, treating… Continue Reading →
This work serves as a visual commentary on the narratives that emerge in the aftermath of disaster, particularly the belief that these fires were ignited by directed energy weapons or lasers. Through this painting, I aim to provoke thought and encourage viewers to critically engage with the information they consume, rather than passively accepting sensational claims.
Portrait of Elon Musk through image manipulation. The face in the upper left is his father, the white part in the middle is a space x launch, cyber-trucks are coming out of Elon’s head in the center. The image manipulation… Continue Reading →
I believe artists give to much weight to generative AI when it comes to if it will match or surpass us. With this piece I intend to show that even the smallest, least cultivated fraction of human creativity is completely… Continue Reading →