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BURNING MAN 2015

9/24/2015

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I was a gifted a ticket this year as part of the Radical Inclusion Project headed by my campmate Laura Diamond. This was my second migration to Black Rock City since the 2013 burn. As an artist of color I was invited back to share my artwork at Burning Man in which I decided to take my "Justice For Our Lives" prints to do wheat paste installations throughout the playa. My project coincided perfectly with our racial justice themed camp, "Que Viva!" which is dedicated to bringing visibility to the issues of migrant rights through artist, Favianna Rodriguez's "Migration Is Beautiful" campaign. I had secured wall space at Center Camp prior to the event and also set plans to find any other wall space that was available at the festival. I came in on early arrival so I had the advantage of seeing the city built and scope out the possibilities. The first installation happened at The Temple shortly after they finished constructing it. I was able to wheat paste every portrait on a beam close to the entrance.  Then I did the installation at Center Camp with help from members of my camp, an installation on a small building out in the playa that was one of the first burns of the week, and one on a piece of tyvek that was taped to a Bounder in our camp but it was blown down by the wind storm. Finally, I painted a "Justice For Sandra Bland" banner to match the Mike Brown banner installed opposite of each other at our camp's entrance. Im really glad I got to go out and participate in adding an element to Burning Man that is so uncommon. For the most part I either got good or impartial responses to my work out there. The worst was a post I came across on a Burning Man page on Facebook of a white guy complaining about my posters being place in The Temple. Im glad I pissed some people off. I wasnt so prepared for this year and this time around I know ill be there in 2016 which means I have an entire year to plan out something that will have a greater impact out on the playa. Thank you to everyone who vibed out on my designs and I hope everyone can take this message back into your own communities which is the intent of producing this work for Burning Man. See ya next year!
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New Website

9/21/2015

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Hello everyone!!! I wanna thank you for stopping by and checking out my brand new website. Its been years overdue but im finally creating the proper online presence for me to show my entire collection of artwork. Sooner than later I restructure this entire site but this is a good start off point. Now its time to get even more serious about applying for artist grants and what not. 


Please keep up with my work either on this website or on all my social media profiles. Ive been on a bit of a creative block for the past couple months but its mostly been due to the fact that ive been trying to get this website and other things out of the way first so look forward to new work now that im reaching a good point in this process. Thank you very much for your interest in my art and if you see anything you like and would like to invest in any of my work just send me a message!


www.oreeoriginol.com

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Under Construction...

9/16/2015

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New website in the works!

Hello everyone! I just want to announce that my new personal artist website is almost done. Looking forward to share all of the work that ive done in the last several years. Hope yall enjoy!
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