The Zombie race to win the future is a success! We are winning the future! Zombie Nation! Goldman Sachs in the house!
Winning the Future – Acrylic on Arches Watercolor paper 65”X53” framed
on display at SPACE GALLERY til January 7 2012
Posted in fine art, Paintings, Uncategorized, zombies
Tagged corporate power, goldman sachs, greed, horror, obama, politics, satire, zombama, zombie
Opening TONIGHT, Saturday November 12th. 7pm-Midnight.
Space Gallery, 1141 Polk st San Francisco. Show is up Through January 7th, 2012.
These are the first in a series of Occupy your Mind murals, fall 2011.
Zombie Michael. Hemlock Alley, SF.
Ezra Li EIsmont 2011
Ezra LI Eismont 2011
Zombie Queen, Polk st SF.
Ezra Li Eismont 2011
Ezra Li Eismont
Ezra Li Eismont 2011
Posted in fine art, Murals, Public art, zombies
Tagged michael jackson, occupy, occupy movement, occupy oakland, occupy sf, occupy wall street, occupy your mind, occupy your soul, OWS, zombie, zombie nation
Phil Frost 1997
Back in 1997 I met Phil Frost through a mutual friend, and stayed with him in NYC on my way to Egypt for an art history tour. We traded pieces, I gave him a small oil painting on rusted metal and he gave me this piece, which I have hanging in my home.
I was prompted to photograph and post this piece after reading an article in the New York Magazine’s art section, which questions what they believed to be a lost Basquiat, which people who are aware of Frosts work from that era will clearly see that it is an unfinished work of his.
Here is another Link to a work of Phil Frost’s from that era. Note the similarity between the “devil” on the door and Frosts characters from that era.
Posted in art collection
Tagged art collection, Basquiat, confusion, details, fact checking, fine art, Frost, graffit art, Liza Ghorbani, new york magazine, painting, Phil Frost, the devil
Ezra Li Eismont 2011
On a recent trip to the Smithsonian museum I noticed that an old version of Jesus with the sacred heart had a resemblance to Clark Kent revealing his superman suit underneath his business clothes. This was the inspiration for super zombie jesus. I am interested in how mythologies are reflected in media, how threads of mythologies intertwine. Who are our heroes? Our enemies? Whom do we learn to look up to, whom do we learn to despise? What cultivates our self control and mastery? Fear or Love? How are mythologies used to help define our decision making process? How are mythologies used to reinforce stereotypes? What images do we find offensive? What images do we find attractive? How do images shape and mold our consciousness? I’ve got more questions than answers.
Obambo – Enter abbottabad – Acrylic on Strathmore Drawing paper 65”x53”
Ezra Li Eismont 2011
Tagged humor, international law, now i lay me down to sleep, obama, parody, politics, rambo, satire, war
The Bible Guarantees it
Posted in fine art, illustration
Tagged end of the world, family radio, giant, harold camping, has a posse, obey, rapture, satire
