NB: This image is related to the killing of Sarah Everard – after which women were denied the right to protest or hold a vigil outdoors.
Locked Down Protest
Ogden Fahey – Art
NB: This image is related to the killing of Sarah Everard – after which women were denied the right to protest or hold a vigil outdoors.
Ogden Fahey - Art 
Ogden, I really like this. The colors are great!
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thanks trE! I dreamed this up the other night, then recalled it at work – makes a nice change to remember something! 🙂
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You’re most welcome! I’m glad you could remember it!
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Beautiful portrayal of shocking events, as if the death of a young woman is not enough we now have to fight for many of our freedoms…the right to protest one of them.
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Yes, its appalling – I think I did this as a sort of follow up to thinking about Magritte the other day, but this is not a cheerful kind of surrealism, more like reality in Britain! 😦
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A powerful image Ogden. I really like the background through the window.
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I really like this, her face is familiar somehow, it’s like she’s silently howling
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In my “vision” she didn’t have a nose! I think she’s probably inspired by another image by another artist, such as Magritte, he often drew people with absent faces, and I’d been thinking about his work in another blog post that day 🙂
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People with absent faces, that’s a cool concept 😊
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