Cain and Abel I, 2023

Cain and Abel I presents a pared-down investigation of pure line and form, stripping away all but the core visual and narrative elements of one of the most well-known Western parables. Subtle tonal variations throughout the edition of 12 references the raw natural materials employed throughout the labor-intensive lithography process: stone, pigment, and paper.

Jameson Green’s psychological parables are rendered in a visual language that is steeped in the grandeur of art history, inflected with comics and illustration, and filtered through a highly introspective lens. References to Goya and Picasso are also notable in many of Green's pieces. His works often bring in aspects dealing with social and political injustice, human struggle, freedom, and the eternal connection of life and death are often portrayed through crowded and narrative-rich scenes.

Recent solo exhibitions include With Regards, Without Regrets, Derek Eller Gallery, New York, NY, 2022, With Regards, Without Regrets, Almine Rech, London, UK, 2022, Mud Made Monsters, Sorry We’re Closed, Brussels, Belgium, 2022, and Fiends’ New Moon Ballet, Derek Eller Gallery, New York, NY, 2021. 

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