'Never Again' Poster in support of sensible gun laws preventing mass-shootings in the United States of America
There have been a rise in the number of mass school shootings, involving military grade weapons in the United States in recent years. This art was motivated by such events, as well as the movement that was born out of Stoneman Douglas High School shooting in Parkland, Florida. That tragedy claimed the lives of 17 people. The brave survivors grouped together and started the #NeverAgain movement that has swept the nation and inspired millions to join in support of sensible gun laws.
This poster meant to further the message of improving our national gun laws and minimize senseless acts of shooting violence involving semi-automatic weapons by civilians, in particular. Feel free to use this work for the good!
Free download by clicking on the image.
11"x17" at 300 dpi, CMYK
Please give credit where credit's due. The work is not for sale or resale by individuals. If that is your intention, my written approval is required. The group allowed to sell it for profit is Never Again MSD.
-Timur
March 23, 2018
This poster meant to further the message of improving our national gun laws and minimize senseless acts of shooting violence involving semi-automatic weapons by civilians, in particular. Feel free to use this work for the good!
Free download by clicking on the image.
11"x17" at 300 dpi, CMYK
Please give credit where credit's due. The work is not for sale or resale by individuals. If that is your intention, my written approval is required. The group allowed to sell it for profit is Never Again MSD.
-Timur
March 23, 2018
Garden of Great Ideas, 15th Year Anniversary Maintenance and Restorative project • October 15-16, 2016
"Triumph of Life"
Dedicated on October 15, 2001
Bronze on Concrete
Georgetown University Medical Center, Washington, D.C.
Dedicated on October 15, 2001
Bronze on Concrete
Georgetown University Medical Center, Washington, D.C.
"Triumph of Life" is the representation of the beauty of the organic world in its purest form. It is the depiction of Nature's own nature – raw, wild, unpredictable, full of surprises, and above all possessing dynamism that will never cease to exist. It is Life itself that always finds its way to the surface despite endless trials and hardships.
–Timur
October 2001
–Timur
October 2001
Very special thanks to Greg Wyatt, a celebrated American sculptor and engine of the project, as well as his team of artisans: Peter and Sachika. To contemporary sculptor Joseph Petrovics, for his tireless help and guidance throughout the process. And to the Georgetown University Medical Center community for their supportive vision, open hearts and minds in relation to art's restorative effect on patients, students and staff on the GUMC Campus. And of course to many more people who supported the project through their generous donations, time and effort.
Poster Commission for 2015 Bushwick Film Festival
Poster Commission for 2014 Bushwick Film Festival
Commission for Eco Hero project
Signed Limited Edition Print
9 x 9, Archival Ink, 2013
Japan Earthquake & Tsunami Relief Poster: 03.13.11
Signed Limited Edition Silkscreen
24 x 16, 100% Cotton Rag
24 x 16, 100% Cotton Rag
Following Japan's devastating Earthquake and Tsunami on March 11, 2011, I, along with multitudes of people across the world felt a powerful urge to somehow help the tragedy-stricken nation. Being an artist with a keen sense of social awareness had resulted in the development of this poster. Created on a third day of the tragedy, the work captures the sense of our collective heart-felt emotions and efforts on behalf of Japan and its Peoples. It is both a Japanese flag and a universal symbol of Love and Care that unites us as humans from all walks of life, across the World and cultures.
–Timur
–Timur
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