FEDEXILE

FedExile is an ongoing series that features figurative depictions in chiaroscuro of first and second generation immigrants painted on used FedEx boxes. When exhibited, the boxes collectively become one site-specific installation. The boxes are often shipped around the globe, unprotected and exposed to harm. This series aims to spark a conversation on the effects of immigration and its crisis in the West.
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One of the Manifestations of a FedExile Installation
Return to Sender, 2019
Oil on used FedEx box
12 in x 17 in (30 cm x 43 cm)
To Know, 2019
Oil on used FedEx box
50 in x 37 in (127 cm x 93 cm)
This Side Up, 2019
Oil on used FedEx box
12 in x 17 in (30 cm x 43 cm)
Prima, where have you been?, 2019
Oil on used FedEx box
12 in x 17 in (30 cm x 43 cm)
Artist and Bread Maker, 2019
Oil on used FedEx box
29 in x 34 in (73 cm x 86 cm)
Yanomami Monalisa, 2019
Oil on used FedEx box
12 in x 17 in (30 cm x 43 cm)
24/7 Delivery, 2019
Oil on used FedEx box
29 in x 34 in (73 cm x 86 cm)
Her Worth, 2019
Oil on used FedEx box
29 in x 34 in (73 cm x 86 cm)
Selfie, 2019
Oil on used FedEx box
12 in x 17 in (30 cm x 43 cm)


 Kaparah (Atonement), 2019
Oil on Used Fedex Box
29” x 34” (73 cm x 86 cm)
24/7 Delivery, 2019
Oil on used FedEx box
29 in x 34 in (73 cm x 86 cm)