Only Hell
Artist statement: I like to explore my thoughts and feelings about the world, both in the moment (through micro poetry) and after research and reflection (digital art pieces and contemplative poetry). In my digital art I like to layer and combine separate images, editing them together to create a cohesive piece; as I have done for my piece Only Hell. Only Hell represents the way in which humans treat each other based upon conscious and unconscious biases. Caging each other up (both physically and socially) and inciting hatred or violence against one another — my definition of Hell.
31/10/2023
Image description: a human skull is behind metal bars with orange flames rising through the image.
Us
Artist statement: This piece was created by our artist, Jasmyne, with the solidarity of the disabled community in mind and showcases kindness, love and support for visible and invisible disabilities. Jasmyne says that having an invisible disability herself enables her to really connect to this month and piece.
17/07/2022
‘It’s sneaky,’ Jasmyne says. ‘Both cats are disabled in this picture. White cats are commonly deaf.’
Jasmyne Tzitziras
Image description: an illustration of two cats snuggled together. A white cat is licking the head of the brown and black cat. The brown and black cat is wearing a very cute purple jumper and is using a black and aluminium walking wheelchair.
Her
Artist statement: in honour of Women’s History Month, our artist Jasmyne Tzitziras has created this powerful and playful design celebrating women.
26/03/2022
Image description: an illustration of a red-haired woman hanging from a vine of pink flowers. The woman wears a sheer green dress, green ballet flats and orange tights. The background is purple and there is a statue in the left bottom corner that is lit in a faint purple glow. The woman swings in front of a stone wall with diamond shapes in the design and has her eyes closed as a soft beam of light illuminates her.
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