Holocene, an ink on canvas piece by Elijah McKenzie-Jackson, holds profound significance as it portrays his interpretation of pivotal turning points in human history. This artwork captures the period when humanity began distancing itself from nature, marking the onset of industrialization. The use of ink on canvas powerfully communicates this transformative phase, emphasizing its deep impact on human evolution. As Elijah reflects on Holocene, it evokes thoughts on the far-reaching influence of the Christian religion in medieval Britain, the dynamics of monarchy, and the critical milestones of oil discovery and plastic creation. These elements, interwoven in the artwork, aim to prompt reflection on the intricate relationship between human progress, environmental consequences, and the ethical dilemmas posed by technological advancement.
Material:
Ink on Canvas
Publication Date:
2023
Dimensions:
48 x 48 inches
© Elijah McKenzie-Jackson
As I contemplate "Holocene," it evokes thoughts on the far-reaching influence of the Christian religion in medieval Britain, the dynamics of monarchy, and the pivotal milestones of oil discovery and plastic creation. These elements interwoven in the artwork aim to prompt reflection on the intricate relationship between human progress, environmental consequences, and the ethical dilemmas posed by technological advancement.
