"A Liar Is Not Believed Even Though He Tells The Truth"


M.R. Shebesta
   Chicago, Illinois

Artist Statement:

The painting is a representation of the flesh being scraped from my body. Shards of metal appear to slide and cut into the fleshy oil painted canvas that is held into place by intricate lacing of fishhooks and taxidermy floss. The painting floats in the center of a custom wood frame similar to the visual effects of primitive tribes' techniques for cleaning and drying animal hides.



A Liar Is Not Believed Even Though
He Tells The Truth

mixed media including gold and silver leaf, oil paints, fishhooks and taxidermy floss, grommets,
glass and brass beads, wood frame
52 inches long x 42 inches wide
SUFFERING

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