Sean Joseph Kennedy “This painting is about the connection between two strangers meeting for the first time and all the small details each person carries from the course of there life. The images surrounding the silhouettes are depictions of random characteristics of each person. The blue lines represent the spiritual bond shared between them. The strangers are supposed to share a connection with each other that unfold after this scene where they meet. This piece is about destiny and the potential that everything done in this world could possibly have a reason. The meeting of these two lovers is without a doubt a fortunate stroke of serendipity, and without all the happy accidents that have occurred in each other’s lives prior to there meeting they would not share the bond that they do.” -Sean Joseph Kennedy Name
motivate me to create more art and do more with myself.
Sean Joseph Kennedy
What materials do you like to work with?
Age
I really like working with materials I either find or have been given, things that tend to be overlooked by most people are so much fun to show in new light.
19 What is your current location? New York, NY
What pieces, projects, or collaborations are you currently working on?
Where are you from?
I am currently working on a couple of zines, short films, and t shirts I plan on releasing in the near future.
New Jersey
What music do you listen to while working?
What is your current occupation?
While working I tend to listen to unholy amounts of powerviolence. Bands like Sex Prisoner, Charles Bronson and Dropdead can keep me working all night.
Freelance Artist/Illustrator Do you have any training or formal education in the field of art you work in, or are you self taught? Mostly self taught, but I’m currently enrolled at Parsons The New School for design. What people, books, films, (etc…) inspire you the most? I find the work of Marina Abramovic truly inspiring and it tends to
Where do you like to work? I have a studio in Greenpoint Brooklyn with Emma Hamilton and it is by far the most fun environment to work in. What is one of your earliest memories of making art? I remember sitting on my chair in front of my television spending hours trying to draw the powerpuff girls at around the age of 5.
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