Wall Street Print

The 1%’ers of the world’s population of rich people. The artwork shows lizards being chased by the bull and bear (The banks references to slow and fast markets). The story is, the rich people have over-stepped the mark with money and greed, and enough is enough! The world is changing and the universe is not happy with the 1% rich controlling the world, so it has set the bull and bear onto the lizards of the world. The Queen by the way has admitted she is not a true human, but a dragon / reptile. Might want to check that story out eh? This artwork is part of the Wait of the World Series which informs and comments on corruption, examines power, mythology, religion, and history. The works presented encompass contemporary issues blended with biblical history. Chelle’s works cleverly intermingle the real and imaginary, while commenting on serious, contemporary issues. Fascinated by the constant existence of corruption in the world since the dawn of men, Chelle’s works use mythological half animal creatures roaming the planet to comment on man’s transformation over time – and the secrets that time herself keeps hidden from us… Experience Wait of the World and question religion, money, greed and power. Viewers would feel connections to parts of the Wait of the World story that informs of the changes and history. She uses the mediums watercolour, pen, ink, goauche to give the impressions of world changes, highlighting with colour the important subjects that join to the matters of Earth. Chelle Destefano, a Deaf artist, born in Melbourne and currently lives in Adelaide, South Australia. She has been practicing her arts for 15 years and exhibiting for the last decade and most recently as an international artist in Europe. She exhibited at the Venice Biennale in 2015 and is preparing for two solo exhibitions in Paris and London later this year.

Print:Giclee on Fine Art Paper

Size:9 W x 12 H x 0.1 D in

Size with Frame:14.25 W x 17.25 H x 1.2 D in

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