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Additional Artwork Images: Artwork Description: Here I reimagine an airplane cabin as a stage for collective delusion and historical collapse. Suspended at 35,000 feet over the South Pacific, the painting assembles an impossible cast of cultural figures – Frida Kahlo, Van Gogh, Warhol, Elvis, the Wicked Witch, and Michelangelo’s David – gathered mid-flight as though…

Additional Artwork Images: Artwork Description: Sibbitt turns a childhood memory of wonder into an allegory of contemporary life: chaotic, theatrical, absurd, and perpetually in motion. Humor and menace occupy the same ring. Like the three-ring circus of memory, everything seems to be happening at once – each figure absorbed in a private drama while participating…

Additional Artwork Images: Artwork Description: On the grounds of a forgotten asylum, the air hums with uneasy delight. Lightning cracks beyond the moss-dark trees, where white hoods dance around a burning cross – their ritual blending with the soft hiss of rain, the soft clink of glasses. By the pool, two men play cards —…

Additional Artwork Images: Artwork Description: This composition blends carnival absurdity with religious undertones — a parody of The Last Supper, but staged as a grotesque birthday party where innocence, ritual, and decadence collide. At the head of the table, a Lucha Libre figure stands in for Christ, his masked face raised in theatrical command. Judas…

Additional Artwork Images: Artwork Description: Sibbitt transforms the circus tent into a chamber of surreal introspection, where the self becomes both spectacle and witness. The scene hovers in the uncanny stillness before revelation, suspended between amusement and dread. Width: 130 Height: 86 Artwork year of completion: 2025 Price: 35000 Currency: USD : $ USD (US…

Additional Artwork Images: Artwork Description: This painting marks the unfolding of history as theater. Conceived as staged Americana, it assembles fragments of Sibbitt’s American memories – carnival banners, presidential mourning, and children fleeing a napalm attack – into a single theatrical ground. Borrowing its title from Shakespeare’s Hamlet, the work invokes the idea of corruption…

Additional Artwork Images: Artwork Description: A snapshot blending different time periods of American history – moments where archetypes perform for the viewer. Here I blend political events with the absurd: A game show with a cheering crowd, a wax museum, and an usher I borrowed from Hopper who listens in with a quietly bemused expression…

Additional Artwork Images: Artwork Description: In this painting I portray myself as Shakespeare, assembling a cast drawn from literature, religious imagery, personal memory, and contemporary life, where Hopper’s borrowed balcony opens onto a performance that slips across centuries. Wine spills as blood, wafers fall like fragments of belief, and acrobats drift overhead, while an orchestra…