Virtue Triumphs (When the Devil Sleeps) NO.15 Halle and to place yourself

and to place yourself

Some of my earlier compositionsmay seem chaotic at first (not unlike some music) but become more understandable to the patient viewer

the priests and priestesses

Factory VII extends her ongoing Habitat & Urban Matters series

It is often said that my work has a strong multicultural feeling and connects especially well with people of color—Caribbean

Virtue Triumphs (When the Devil Sleeps) NO.15 Halle and to place yourselfFrom the Artist The print Virtue Triumphs (When the Devil Sleeps) is a loose reinterpretation of one of my least favorite works in art history, An Allegory with Venus and Cupid by Bronzino (1545). What interested me about the subject matter here was a sort of anti titillating effectthe original is syrupy sweet, but my image is more ironic. I wanted the figures to look decadent, exhausted, and spiritless rather than erotic or excited. The devil