["First Responders" 8" x 6" Pencil On Paper]
East Village resident Steven Hirsch is well-known for his courthouse photography as well as documentary work.
During the COVID-19 PAUSE, Hirsch turned his attention to a new medium: drawing.
"I started doing them when the virus started. It seemed like a time to start doing something different considering the world flipped upside down in a week," he told me. "The virus seemed like the only thing that made sense to draw since my work is autobiographical. I try to draw one a day."
He shared a selection of his work... you can find more here.
["Waiting To Get Tested" 8" x 6" Pencil On Paper]
["Masks" 8" x 6" Pencil On Paper]
["PPE" 8" x 6" Pencil On Paper]
["Covid-19 Splat" 8" x 6" Pencil On Paper]
["Lungs" 8" x 6" Acrylic and Pencils On Paper]
["Waiting To Get Tested" 8" x 6" Pencil On Paper]
["Killer Hornets" 8" x 6" Pencil and Acrylics On Paper]
["Trader Joes" 8" x 6" Pencil On Paper]
6 comments:
very nice! captures the moment!
Hey Steve. This is amazing work. Didn't know you were multi talented. Must be all the whitefish ;-)
Wow who knew ? More please. The Pandemic will not be televised but this plague art will remain powerful for a long time. I am really moved and impressed by this work.
Like these very much. Frenetic, like the situation. Stressy.
Killer Hornets is my favorite one.
Great work!
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