Labrona left Chicago looking a bit less “buffed” than usual – and a lot more colorful after his recent stop as a guest of Nick and Seth of Pawn Works Gallery. Not usually shy about color Labrona is really drenching his modern liturgical portraits and giving them a cubist perspective on outside walls in hidden spots around town. With eyes glancing askance in every direction, you might wonder if they are looking over Labrona’s shoulder as he paints, just keeping an eye out, so to speak.
Labrona (photo © Courtesy of Pawn Works Gallery)
Labrona (photo © Courtesy of Pawn Works Gallery)
Labrona. Detail. (photo © Courtesy of Pawn Works Gallery)
Labrona (photo © Courtesy of Pawn Works Gallery)
Labrona (photo © Courtesy of Pawn Works Gallery)
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