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Luke 23:24

Luke 23:24

Luke 23:24 draws inspiration from the 2023 Long Beach Pride parade, transforming a public moment of protest into a layered meditation on queer visibility, faith and resistance. Rendered in charcoal, pastel and gesso on free-hanging canvas, the work contrasts a vivid trans-coloured form with a largely monochrome scene of confrontation and religious condemnation. Words, facts and lived experiences from the queer community are embedded throughout the surface, making testimony part of the image itself. The work asserts that living authentically can be one of the most direct and powerful forms of protest.

SKU: 774890-74933 Categories:Protest, Trans Experience, Visibility Tags:Expression, Freedom

All works by Devon Reiffer

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Luke 23:24 draws inspiration from the 2023 Long Beach Pride parade, transforming a public moment of protest into a layered meditation on queer visibility, faith and resistance. Rendered in charcoal, pastel and gesso on free-hanging canvas, the work contrasts a vivid trans-coloured form with a largely monochrome scene of confrontation and religious condemnation. Words, facts and lived experiences from the queer community are embedded throughout the surface, making testimony part of the image itself. The work asserts that living authentically can be one of the most direct and powerful forms of protest.


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