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VICKIE BYRON
TURVY
This series depicts the upside down world we live in with fences and disembodied hands. Fists erupt upside down in protest, hands take flight over New York's East River and hang from the cables of the kosciuszko Bridge. Symbolism includes Dr. Eckleburg's eyes from the Great Gatsby film, neighborhoods suffocating under bell jars, and occupied rooftops.
 LIKE MANKIND, Dr. Eckleburg's EyesOil on canvas 52" x 60" |  Quarantined inQueens, Kosciuszko_BridgeOil on canvas 52" x 60" |  Long Island City Bell JarOil on canvas 52" x 60" |
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 One is the LoneliestOil on canvas 52" x 60" |  Night Subway and my Two Left Hands |  Fists Over ManhattanOil on canvas 50" x 60" |
 Quarantined in QueensPencil on paper 20" x 26" |  Quarantine BarriersPencil on paper 20" x 26" |  Quarantine FlightPencil on paper 20" x 26" |
 Solitary QuarantinePencil on paper 20" x 26" |  Quarantine Broadway JunctionPencil on paper 20" x 26" |  Quarantine SteakhousePencil on paper 20" x 26" |
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