This abstract artwork features bold, expressive brushstrokes in a somber black-and-white palette. The dominant element is the large, capitalized word "CANCER" rendered in a stark, graffiti-like style, conveying a sense of urgency and rawness. The composition is asymmetrical, with the word occupying the central focus and complemented by loosely defined shapes and lines that suggest a bleak, industrial or urban setting. The artist's style and technique evoke a raw, visceral emotion, perhaps reflecting a personal or societal experience with the challenging subject matter of cancer. This work may serve as a powerful commentary on the pervasive impact of the disease and the human experience it entails. ...
Elliott Jamal Robbins is an artist who works in a variety of mediums, including painting, drawing, collage/assemblage and video/animation.
Robbins has shown in group and solo exhibitions in New York with Kai Matsumiya, in Mexico at Aguirre, Oklahoma City, Los Angeles and Berlin. Robbins has received the Pollock Krasner Foundation Grant, the Contemporary Forum Artist Grant, a National Sculpture Society Scholarship, FJJMA Museum Association Award, the John F. and Anna Lee Stacey Scholarship, and the Momentum OKC 2014 Artist Spotlight. Elliott Jamal Robbins is currently based in Tucson, AZ.
He works with Kai Matsumiya, Nagel Draxler, Aguirre. ...
