Artist Mika Revell at the 2017 LA Art Show. Born in Australia, she is based in Brooklyn, and has completed residencies in Japan and Thailand. (photo by Ali Zandi / Meniscus Magazine)
Mika Revell’s “Unnatural Disasters 2015 – 2017” series features Asia-inspired works. According to her website: “Like the exoticized images of the Orient during the 19th century or statues of rulers and depictions of troops conquering new lands and peoples, Mika’s Unnatural Disasters portray a sinister view of man’s battle with nature.” (photo by Ali Zandi / Meniscus Magazine)
Mika Revell’s depictions of Fukushima and Hiroshima as displayed at the 2017 LA Art Show. (center) “Fukushima” (2016), oil on canvas, 48″ x 48″ (upper right) “Unnatural Disaster; untitled 1,” oil on canvas, 36″ x 24″ (lower right) “Unnatural Disaster; untitled 2,” oil on canvas, 36″ x 24″ (photo by Ali Zandi / Meniscus Magazine)
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