January 1st , 2013: commissioned and published linoleum cut illustration by the New York Times, Op-Ed. “The Emancipation of Abe Lincoln “ by Eric Foner “His annual message to Congress, on December 1, 1862, devoted a long passage to promoting gradual,compensated emancipation and colonization. Lincoln indicated, however, that a new approach was Read more…
? card project to thank all my 2012 supporting friends and colleagues.: do you believe in lucky numbers. ? It came to amazed me the day I found out that in America there was not such a thing as a high rise floor, an elevator stop or an hotel Read more…
One illustration/linoleum cut – second publication , November 15th 2012,Paris. First publication, commissioned by Prospect Magazine, July 2008, London. ? ? ” BÉNIN Une démocratie qui part en vrille” [BENIN A democracy hand spin] by Francis Kpatinde ” Ce pays d’Afrique de l’Ouest est l’un des rares régimes exemplaires du continent. Mais, depuis six mois, le pays vit Read more…
” Predicting the Behavior of Civil Unrest: Social Instability Meets Science ” Paris Riot – ” Be French or Die Trying “-The New York Times – Op-Ed page – November 9, 2005 – Linoleum Cut:16.5″x9.5”- 41x24cm – Second publication November 7th 2012: ” … from nonviolent protest movements in Tunisia and Read more…
….very soon all the female names will be exhausted to label ‘natural ‘ catastrophies, and like for her Queen Magesty we will have to add a number … ? Inundacion : flooding in Spanish, linoleum cut from a series of 12 linoleum cuts relating to global warming; published by Claves de Read more…
? 2 published illustrations for ” The ACME Corporation – A town fights back against a big-box coup” by Alec MacGillis – Harper’s October 2012 issue, New York. ? “ Some time ago, this field caught the attention of Meijer Incorporated, a big-box grocery and discount retail chain. Meijer already had one Read more…
journalist Stéfan Thériault visits my studio – filming the printing process of a linoleum cut created for Harper’s magazine – presentation of original assigned art works with their actual editorial or book publications. ? Even so it is an evidence that English speaking language has become the ‘A’ international Read more…
two illustrations for “The ACME Corporation, United Citizens against Citizens United ” – a report by Alec MacGillis – publication October 2012, New York. …………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………… when I first read this assignment article I though it was a some kind of fictional story, nothing more then an hypothetical made up case, something one Read more…
“Wie ich lernte, den ESM zu lieben “- Natural history of political ideas: How I Learned to Stop Worrying and Love the ESM” [European Stability Mechanism].
April 15th 2012: commissioned and published linoleum cut, illustrating six poems, by the New York Times Sunday Review, “ Tax time no accounting for poetry “. The image concept was created keeping in mind being able to work with [ or around] an already existing text layout to be later Read more…
—???— Presented as ” Zitat”, which stands for “quote” in German. Published here as an opinion linoleum cut my work made its first presentation in Columbia Journalism Review, New York, November/December 2005. A commission to illustrate in issue on vaccine under the title “Drug Test: Is a vaccine preservative linked to Read more…
Salut Mental How I have responded to commissioned sensitive issues. I don’t want to be so arrogant and pretend that my ‘speciality ‘ has become to respond to the visualization of the human struggle but I having being ‘label’ for being ‘So dark’, I believe it is Johnny Cash that Read more…
…to all of you whom I have been in contact with for the last past year…à tous et à toutes avec qui j’ai été en contact depuis un an […]
—???— “Refoulées vers les sables” [ Banished to the sands] Republished here to illustrate a true story, my linoleum cut made its first publication, under the title of “World Hunger” or “Let Them Eat Cash: Can Bill Gates turn hunger into profit?” — commissioned by Harper’s Magazine, June 2009. ” Sub Saharan Read more…