This limited edition Acrylic Glass Print, designed by Jeffrey Irwin, comes with a numbered and signed certificate of authenticity. Printed on archival-quality photo paper mounted on the back of a 1/8" thick, clear acrylic substrate, this artwork comes ready to hang on a wire attached to a wooden frame fixed on the back.
Every once in a while I will create a commentary piece. See comments: As a society, as a world even we have a tendency to hold onto isms. Some of the people I care about most in this world are guilty of this. Here this image focuses on the concept of slut-shaming, as though a woman should feel guilty for enjoying sex. Little comments made here and there that uphold the good ol boy system that has been bringing down our world for years. We need to recognize people as important building pieces within our world, even if what they do, enjoy, or are is different than what we personally are, do, or enjoy. In the above example it is not a womans place to not enjoy sex, it is the place of a person in a monogamous relationship to recognize and hold true to that which they entered into. Best to only judge oneself, and not too harshly, and to take the judgement of those with a lot of money and power and recognize it for what it is, keeping others down in in their perceived place. The 860-DB portion of this image is a label for the framework of part of a building. A construction piece. This world needs to be rebuilt in a better fashion that is is currently in. Judgement of others is a low character quality that keeps us under others thumbs.
Redmond, United States
