In this evocative piece, I’ve entwined the grace of realism with the whimsy of surrealism, depicting a couple in a dance on a billowing currency boat. Rich in symbolism, it’s a commentary on the turbulent dance of economy and relationships, embodying the delicate balance of trust and materialism. The warm hues of sunset and cool ocean contrasts evoke passion and serenity, infusing any space with the dynamic energy of life’s intricate dance.
Art “Money Boat ” belongs to Dollar Art series 2023.
Dollar Art are conceptual post-contemporary series by Oksana Tanasiv created in XXI Vanitas style.
Art where the image portraying the scenes of the routine life and the certain objects created of dollar bills pattern, and where the each dollar banknote is carrying the message.
Through the image of a dollar bill, the artist encrypts an important message that relates to the social, political, or economic sphere.
Oil, ink, pen on Canvas. Size 48″X36″
Date of Creation : November 9, 2023
Oksana Tanasiv(Oksi) was born in Ternopil, Ukraine, lives and works in Connecticut, the USA. EDUCATION 2007-2011 University of Connecticut, Stamford, CT 5/11 2002-2003 Ternopil Academy of State Economy, Ternopol, Ukraine, 10/03 1996- 1999 Ternopil State Pedagogical University, Ternopol, Ukraine, 6/99 AWARDS: Award “Cultural Diplomacy” by Public Organization “Grandees, Ratings […]
Oil & dollar on canvas. 32″X26″2011.
Unequal pay harms U.S. women.
How many working women think they’re paid fairly for the work they do? Right now, with the economy still struggling to provide jobs for all those who want them, many women are probably happy just to be employed.
But women are still paid only 77 cents for every $1 men receive. This unequal pay continues to harm American women and the families who depend on their wages. (According to a recent report, women are the primary breadwinners in 40 percent of American households.)
Source of information: http://articles.sfgate.com/2010-04-23/opinion/20861671_1_paycheck-fairness-act-equal-work-wage
