FIVE POINTS MULBERRY

FIVE POINTS MULBERRY

Artist
YANIS
Size
Date
2021
Medium
Paper
Material
Prints
Description
“Five Points Mulberry,” a digital abstract and geometric artwork, captivates with its complexity. Its peripheral geometric shapes, crafted with meticulous symmetry and precision, symbolize human nature’s inherent stability. In contrast, the center depicts a transformation into chaotic forms, reflecting the tumultuous history of New York City’s Five Points neighborhood - an area bounded by Centre Street, the Bowery, Canal Street, and Park Row, known for its harrowing past, trauma, and poor living conditions. This central chaos vividly represents the Dead Rabbits riot, emblematic of societal decay and extreme poverty, with figures like John Morrissey and ‘Bill the Butcher’ highlighting the era’s brutality. More than a historical representation, “Five Points Mulberry” serves as a cautionary tale, warning against societal collapse and dictatorial takeovers. It’s a poignant reminder of the fragile balance between order and chaos in our world.
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