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“El Esqueleto” 2012. Acrylic and spray paint on canvas. 18″ x 32″ painted in Mexico City. Commissioned by the organization IRRI (Istituto Internacional de Recursos Renovables)
Mexico, 2012: “Tla-Loc” the Aztec rain god: work on canvas: from a series for the Mexican organization IRRI: Istituto Internacional de Recursos Renovables
Mexico 2012: “El Campo” work on canvas, part of project in collaboration with the Mexican organization IRRI: Istituto Internacional de Recursos Renovables.
“Niño con Cáncer” 2012. Acrylic and spray paint on canvas. 16″ x 32″ painted in Mexico City. Commissioned by the organization IRRI (Istituto Internacional de Recursos Renovables)
Mexico 2012: the Shaman (maracame) of the Huichol people. Their traditional religion involves the use of the psychedelic cactus peyote. Part of project in collaboration with the Mexican organization IRRI: Istituto Internacional de Recursos Renovables.
Huichol indigenous community, Mexico 2012: “El Venado Azul” was created with a Huichol indigenous community in the remote mountains of Jalisco, Mexico. Everyone contributed their expressions; the larger imagery reflects their spiritual beliefs. Created during Joel’s 2012 residency with the Mexican organization IRRI, the International Institute of Renewable Resources (Instituto Internacional de Recursos Renovables), which focuses on green technologies and sustainable development in low-income communities.
“Benito” 2012. Acrylic and spray paint on canvas. 16″ x 28″ painted in Mexico City. Commissioned by the organization IRRI (Istituto Internacional de Recursos Renovables)
“Huichola” 2012. Acrylic and spray paint on canvas. 16″ x 28″ painted in Mexico City. Commissioned by the organization IRRI (Istituto Internacional de Recursos Renovables)
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