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Our Love Is God
Mixed media collage on canvas, 4" x 8"
Our Love Is God reimagines JD and Veronica Sawyer through the artist’s pop-art lens, drawing directly from the cult iconography of Heathers. Rendered in bold, graphic blues against a layered collage of film stills, the central image captures the charged intimacy between romance and destruction that defines their relationship.
The background collage—composed of fragmented, monochromatic scenes—acts as both memory and consequence, surrounding the couple with echoes of obsession, violence, and teenage mythology. The pistol held between them becomes a visual hinge point, symbolizing power, seduction, and the dangerous illusion of control. Despite its intimate scale, the piece carries an intense emotional weight, exploring how love can be weaponized, idealized, and distorted. The work invites viewers to confront the allure of chaos and the thin line between devotion and annihilation.
Our Love Is God
Mixed media collage on canvas, 4" x 8"
Our Love Is God reimagines JD and Veronica Sawyer through the artist’s pop-art lens, drawing directly from the cult iconography of Heathers. Rendered in bold, graphic blues against a layered collage of film stills, the central image captures the charged intimacy between romance and destruction that defines their relationship.
The background collage—composed of fragmented, monochromatic scenes—acts as both memory and consequence, surrounding the couple with echoes of obsession, violence, and teenage mythology. The pistol held between them becomes a visual hinge point, symbolizing power, seduction, and the dangerous illusion of control. Despite its intimate scale, the piece carries an intense emotional weight, exploring how love can be weaponized, idealized, and distorted. The work invites viewers to confront the allure of chaos and the thin line between devotion and annihilation.