A visit to the Killing Fields provoked this piece. It addresses our attitudes to loss of life on a scale which we find difficult to comprehend. We become complacent in thinking that history won’t repeat itself despite evidence to the contrary. From war crimes to COVID-19, to the plight of immigrants across the world, it is the loss of individual humanity which in some ways makes these victims unrelatable. To be a statistic doesn’t conjure empathy in the masses; a tactic often weaponised for political means.

Giclée Print of original drawing / 2020
Hand stamped and numbered.
Printed on A3 / 308gsm Hahnemühle 100% cotton photo rag paper.
Edition of 50

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