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24. "Gold Rush"

$749.00

[RMSr.2] - Gold Rush
(1949 - 2021)
Acrylic and resin on vintage postcard
4x6in

“[RMSr.2] - Gold Rush” looks to California’s history of economic boom & bust cycles to reveal an underlying mania for reinvention and success.

Drawing from a wide array of cultural signifiers, including the (now-bankrupt) Blockbuster Video & famed artist Yves Klein, this work contrasts ones desire for prosperity & legacy, against looming projections of inadequacy, disparity, and obsoletion.

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[RMSr.2] - Gold Rush
(1949 - 2021)
Acrylic and resin on vintage postcard
4x6in

“[RMSr.2] - Gold Rush” looks to California’s history of economic boom & bust cycles to reveal an underlying mania for reinvention and success.

Drawing from a wide array of cultural signifiers, including the (now-bankrupt) Blockbuster Video & famed artist Yves Klein, this work contrasts ones desire for prosperity & legacy, against looming projections of inadequacy, disparity, and obsoletion.

[RMSr.2] - Gold Rush
(1949 - 2021)
Acrylic and resin on vintage postcard
4x6in

“[RMSr.2] - Gold Rush” looks to California’s history of economic boom & bust cycles to reveal an underlying mania for reinvention and success.

Drawing from a wide array of cultural signifiers, including the (now-bankrupt) Blockbuster Video & famed artist Yves Klein, this work contrasts ones desire for prosperity & legacy, against looming projections of inadequacy, disparity, and obsoletion.