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“The American Dream” is one of my earliest pieces while remains one that is most prolific. You see an American Indian with his hand reaching out for a dream catcher. The dream catcher is just beyond what he can grasp. And that is the American dream today. The white picket fences and collage of sunflowers symbolizes a false sense of freedom that really masks a communist like struggle for upwards mobilty. In the backdrop you see Alien abductions , symbolizing extreme paranoia that emerges when a society is both changing abruptly, and when a society intuitively feels something is very wrong. JFK is a relic of the past, symboliziing a timewhen America was hopeful.
“The American Dream” is one of my earliest pieces while remains one that is most prolific. You see an American Indian with his hand reaching out for a dream catcher. The dream catcher is just beyond what he can grasp. And that is the American dream today. The white picket fences and collage of sunflowers symbolizes a false sense of freedom that really masks a communist like struggle for upwards mobilty. In the backdrop you see Alien abductions , symbolizing extreme paranoia that emerges when a society is both changing abruptly, and when a society intuitively feels something is very wrong. JFK is a relic of the past, symboliziing a timewhen America was hopeful.