Showing posts with label Black Fruit. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Black Fruit. Show all posts
Try, Try, Try
Wednesday, October 1, 2008
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3:24 AM
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Rococo Cocoa is Joe
This may be 3:30 AM talking, but I decided that I'm going to try for a MacArthur fellowship. Sounds fancy, no? That's cause it is.
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Progress
Thursday, June 12, 2008
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9:27 AM
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Rococo Cocoa is Joe
pluck (n.)-
1. the trait of showing courage and determination in spite of possible loss or injury [syn: gutsiness]
2. the act of pulling and releasing a taut cord

I've decided a title for my first Black Fruit series piece. Pluck is basically an emotion piece, which is to say it really doesn't have concise message, I really want people to take what they will from it. I know I have my own meaning, and I bet it'll pretty clear once it's in the context of my other pieces from this series.

Here's a closeup of what the vines will look like. I hope to finish this by next week. With any luck!
1. the trait of showing courage and determination in spite of possible loss or injury [syn: gutsiness]
2. the act of pulling and releasing a taut cord

I've decided a title for my first Black Fruit series piece. Pluck is basically an emotion piece, which is to say it really doesn't have concise message, I really want people to take what they will from it. I know I have my own meaning, and I bet it'll pretty clear once it's in the context of my other pieces from this series.

Here's a closeup of what the vines will look like. I hope to finish this by next week. With any luck!
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Pastels,
Personal Work
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New Drawing "Black Fruit"
Monday, May 5, 2008
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11:57 AM
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Rococo Cocoa is Joe

Excuse the blurriness... And the shadow. But here's the first piece from my new seires "Black Fruit". Just polling... what does the fruit I'm holding look like?

Here's an artist's statement:
- "Black Fruit is a discovery of my unique situation of belonging to two well talked about social groups- African Americans, and gays. As a black gay artist I want to talk about my relationship dynamics affected by my upbringing in a Haitian household, and my race in relation to my love life. Black Fruit is a symbolic study of two things that make up who I am and the experiences I've been through because of them."
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Pastels,
Personal Work,
Race
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