Anusha

[id:A dark, gothic-style illustration showing a large animal skull with long horns. A red symbol is painted on the skull’s forehead. Around it are large, shadowy hands reaching inward. Beneath the skull lies a limp human figure draped over a stone block, with white cloth hanging down.]
[id:A dark, gothic-style illustration showing a large animal skull with long horns. A red symbol is painted on the skull’s forehead. Around it are large, shadowy hands reaching inward. Beneath the skull lies a limp human figure draped over a stone block, with white cloth hanging down.]

Anusha is a London based music artist who creates projects that are designed to explore themes of death, disability and drama. This Scapegoats project was created in response to the isolation of disabled people across the globe as the state’s eugenics project continued.

We have two A4 prints, the concept was created by myself and the drawings themselves were created by the artist PJ (sclera.centipede)

The first piece pays homage to the 50s/60s, harking back to the Hitchcock and Hammer Horror comic books. This was directly inspired by the song Scapegoats itself, “I only screen through screens, hopeless lingers. As I try to change the world, with my fingers”. 

The second piece pairs together gothic and classical styles to create a haunting oil styled painting. Inspired by the the vintage pulp magazine covers, this piece illustrates the idea that disabled people and marginalised people are often sacrificed to appease the masses (whether it be through benefit cuts, genocide or the state in general). 

Title: Hopeless Lingers, Scream Through Screens
Price: £10 per piece
Payment: PayPal: Anusha6 or anusha.stribbling@gmail.com
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[id:A colorful illustrated print styled like a vintage horror comic cover. The title “Scapegoats” appears at the top in dripping red letters. Below it, a person with dark hair holds their face in fear, mouth open as if screaming. A bright speech-bubble graphic reads “Scream Through Screens!” in jagged lettering. A small circular portrait of the artist appears on the left.]
[id:The same dark illustration of the horned skull with a red mark, surrounded by large hands. A lifeless human body is stretched across a stone block below, with white cloth spilling toward the ground.]