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SHOPRITE
I was inspired by the colorfully garbed parade of women marching through the aisles of the store, families in tow, armed with shopping carts. Faces of cashiers and customers at Shoprite are depicted in the series. Women of all walks are drawn together for the common purpose of hunting food for their families in this packed world of Shoprite, where vendors with carts bearing breads and flowers roam the aisles, calling out their wares for sale, as in any foreign outdoor market. I live in Brooklyn, an urban village of the world, where different ethnic communities live side by side. Shoprite represents Brooklyn, a place filled with people from all over the world, like a mini U.N.

Broccoli or Spinach?  oil/canvas  42" x 46"

Shoppers
oil/canvas
42" x 48"

Hot Stuff
oil/canvas
42" x 50"

Shoprite Panorama
oil/canvas
50" x 50"

Shoprite Self-Portrait
oil/canvas
42" x 48"

On Break
oil/canvas
42" x 48"

Glatt Pack
oil/canvas
42" x 48"

Shoprite Couple
watercolor
30" x 22"

Long Stemmed Roses
watercolor
15" x 22"

Good-Bye Shoprite
oil/canvas
42" x 48"