Brian Reedy: Confliction

Brian Reedy's latest woodblock prints illustrate a dichotomous view of the world. Locked in an endless battle, creatures that symbolize opposing views and standards are depicted in whimsical fashion. Reedy's stylistic inspiration draws from a variety of sources ranging from medieval woodcuts to Internet memes. His imagery combines an irreverent...

November 6, 2014

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Brian Reedy's latest woodblock prints illustrate a dichotomous view of the world. Locked in an endless battle, creatures that symbolize opposing views and standards are depicted in whimsical fashion. Reedy's stylistic inspiration draws from a variety of sources ranging from medieval woodcuts to Internet memes. His imagery combines an irreverent attitude with a regard for human frailty. In Reedy's prints, perpetual struggle can find room for free-spirited fun.
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