Jordan Marani
HEADS 2020
synthetic polymer paint and graphite on canvas board
Courtesy of the artist and Daine Singer, Naarm/Melbourne
© the artist
Jordan Marani
HEADS 2020
synthetic polymer paint and graphite on canvas board
Courtesy of the artist and Daine Singer, Naarm/Melbourne
© the artist
Jordan Marani
Australian, born 1965; lives and works in Naarm/Melbourne
HEADS 2020
synthetic polymer paint on canvas board
Courtesy of the artist and Daine Singer, Naarm/Melbourne
Artist statement:
These HEADS are a bunch of ‘nobodies’ with little social or political clout, resigned to yelling at a world they cannot change. They are an expression of a feeling of nihilism and helplessness – as an artist and a citizen. A mass of anonymous, cartoonish people individually hopeless, perhaps a little more powerful collectively, screaming in unison at who knows what. They could be at the football, a protest, in a choir or on a zoom call, perhaps they’re in Parliament. Maybe it’s a bunch of nobodies screaming into the void.
