'What's Your Worth?'
Is the marriage of art and activism in a time where all forms of protest are crucial. It was meant to start a dialogue by focusing on issues such as racism, homophobia, gun violence, and misogyny, in hopes that art could move ideas forward. 'What's Your Worth?' is a never-ending circulation of money and the price of the message being conveyed.
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This Passion Project became more than something to occupy my summer. The art and the execution helped shed light on so many issues and showing the faces of change. It encouraged me to bring my art to the streets and protest for causes that I came to understand, learn, and help support with interruptive typography.
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The pictures were unexpected compositions and hold more value to me than any bill I could ever paint on. Activism has always influenced my design, it demands a bigger stage. 'Whats Your Worth?' dramatizes communal activism but it's the pictures that tell a story and express true passion.
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