Woka-Woka
14″x11″
Ink on Archival Paper
Weltschmerz/Parody
**Weltschmerz Series
**This is parody in order to communicate my social commentary using our childhood cartoons as inspiration and how they might react finding themselves suddenly existing in our current reality.**
My childhood cartoons would not make sense of our world today if they found themselves transported out of the world they currently live in…brightly colored, crisp clean lines and storyline resolutions in 22 minutes.
This series allows me to express my thoughts, and provides some therapy, on the state of our country, world, culture … today, without being overtly political.
I will be adding more current cartoon characters bc I think it continues to relate to new generations… not just mine.
At the surface they’re just paintings of known, beloved characters— but they’re also a comment on the world I see.
Woka-Woka 14″x11″ Ink on Archival Paper Weltschmerz/Parody
This Woka-Woka! illustration embodies weltschmerz—the terrifying realization that his buoyant TV parody persona is a cracked, screaming mask. Thrust into 2025, his chaotic, monstrous form offers a stark social commentary on the broken promises and anxiety underlying forced entertainment, leaving him lost and desperately seeking a new gag outside the frame.
**Weltschmerz Series
**This is parody in order to communicate my social commentary using our childhood cartoons as inspiration and how they might react finding themselves suddenly existing in our current reality.**
My childhood cartoons would not make sense of our world today if they found themselves transported out of the world they currently live in…brightly colored, crisp clean lines and storyline resolutions in 22 minutes.
This series allows me to express my thoughts, and provides some therapy, on the state of our country, world, culture … today, without being overtly political.
I will be adding more current cartoon characters bc I think it continues to relate to new generations… not just mine.
At the surface they’re just paintings of known, beloved characters— but they’re also a comment on the world I see.
WOKA-WOKA
$150.00
Woka-Woka
14″x11″
Ink on Archival Paper
Weltschmerz/Parody
**Weltschmerz Series
**This is parody in order to communicate my social commentary using our childhood cartoons as inspiration and how they might react finding themselves suddenly existing in our current reality.**
My childhood cartoons would not make sense of our world today if they found themselves transported out of the world they currently live in…brightly colored, crisp clean lines and storyline resolutions in 22 minutes.
This series allows me to express my thoughts, and provides some therapy, on the state of our country, world, culture … today, without being overtly political.
I will be adding more current cartoon characters bc I think it continues to relate to new generations… not just mine.
At the surface they’re just paintings of known, beloved characters— but they’re also a comment on the world I see.
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14″x11″
Ink on Archival Paper
Weltschmerz/Parody
This Woka-Woka! illustration embodies weltschmerz—the terrifying realization that his buoyant TV parody persona is a cracked, screaming mask. Thrust into 2025, his chaotic, monstrous form offers a stark social commentary on the broken promises and anxiety underlying forced entertainment, leaving him lost and desperately seeking a new gag outside the frame.
**Weltschmerz Series
**This is parody in order to communicate my social commentary using our childhood cartoons as inspiration and how they might react finding themselves suddenly existing in our current reality.**
My childhood cartoons would not make sense of our world today if they found themselves transported out of the world they currently live in…brightly colored, crisp clean lines and storyline resolutions in 22 minutes.
This series allows me to express my thoughts, and provides some therapy, on the state of our country, world, culture … today, without being overtly political.
I will be adding more current cartoon characters bc I think it continues to relate to new generations… not just mine.
At the surface they’re just paintings of known, beloved characters— but they’re also a comment on the world I see.
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