Studio window with chart, Perdition Road
Dan Crawford
This image is a reflection on the social effects during a pandemic
and refers to the film, Road to Perdition, during the Great
Depression in 1931.
Ninety years later we experienced a pandemic with social unrest and crime.
The scene is from an artist’s studio with masked figures in a
derelict part of the city. The central figure wears a mask from the
influenza pandemic of 1918.
The boy cycling in the opposite direction represents change and hope. The chart records the passing of time.
and refers to the film, Road to Perdition, during the Great
Depression in 1931.
Ninety years later we experienced a pandemic with social unrest and crime.
The scene is from an artist’s studio with masked figures in a
derelict part of the city. The central figure wears a mask from the
influenza pandemic of 1918.
The boy cycling in the opposite direction represents change and hope. The chart records the passing of time.
- Painting
- acrylic painting and mixed media on museum board
- 2021
- 81.2 x 50.8 cm
32 x 20 inch - $2,000
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