Experimenting with the Culture Theme

SPF-50, February 2011

Oil and acrylic on wood panel

6 x 6 inches

White-out, March 2011

Oil, acrylic, and watercolor on burlap fabric on canvas

24 x 54 inches

So I asked, "Why am I a Twinkie?" and she said, "Because you're yellow on the outside, but white on the inside."

So I asked, "Why am I a Twinkie?" and she said, "Because you're yellow on

the outside, but white on the inside." December 2010

Acrylic, enamel, and oil on Gold Circle Mash paper, Gold Ribbons/ Leaves paper, and

Black Sakura paper on canvas

72 x 48 inches

One half of the world cannot understand the pleasures of the other



Jeannie Lou F. Estonactoc

One half of the world cannot understand the pleasures of the other, November 2010

Enamel paint, gold and silver leafing, and Gold Ribbons and Leaves Unryu Paper on canvas

36 x 48 inches

 

Contemplating next semester

Maybe I should do more politically-charged work?

No pink ribbons, just breasts

Oil and spray paint on canvas, and grayscale prints on found frames

48 x 108 inches

March 2010

** Donated to the Anaheim Regional Breast Cancer Ward

No pink ribbons, just breasts [detail]

Contemplating for next semester...

It's getting to be about that time when Otis College will ask me to define myself in my work.  The big question is this:

Do I want to be identified through my nationality?

Or do I want to be identified by my culture?

Cory

Oil on canvas

30 x 40 inches

October 2009