2003
Acrylic on Canvas
10 x 8 inches
$350-25%=$262
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"Many of my works deal with raw and intense connection. This piece, however, examines male disconnection as viewed from a female perspective. At three a.m., two men are drinking coffee and polishing off hashbrowns. The orange vinyl cheeriness of the place glares at them, emphasizing their isolation. I wonder if they sit mute and inpenetrable in the wallpapered breakfast nooks of their wives, behind the shelter of open newspapers in Lazy Boy recliners. I wonder if they are at Denny's because they can't sleep, or they're on the road, or maybe unsaid words are choking their throats." cjk
copyright Cory Jaeger-Kenat
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