Collection of drawings by Muwsa Green

Collection of drawings by Muwsa Green

Medium: Pen on paper

Size: 8.5 x 11 inches / varied

Drawings included:

The Truth
SNS
Mindfulness
Untitled
Being Eaten by Alligators
This Is Me
Stop Cop City

A drawing of a person in his cell talking on the phone, on the bottom is written The truth shall come to light
A drawing of a Buddha sitting in lotus position, meditating inside a prison cell
A young person in front of a cityscape reaches out their hand, while the other holds a bottle or a can of spraypaint. Across the bottom is written SNS solidarity not solitary
An intricate pen drawing of an animal in a field, in front of a barn in the distance.
A drawing in dark pen ink shows a skull overlooking the image of a protestor holding a sign that says "Stop Cop City" with a clock behind them, which hovers over a scene of an inmate being led through a door by a guard. Speech bubbles on the image read: "This is me!! Lock up, the enemy, throw away the key. The drugs is killing us in prison or street. Setting in isolation with nothing to eat. Deprivation of sleep. Let's Get Free. End prison violence." and "In order to fight back, you have to become educated by taking notes, engaging, and listening..."
A drawing of an alligator with a person's head in its mouth and the words "this is me being eaten by alligators in isolation"
Detail of human eye rendered in front of gravestones
A pen drawing depicts a figure in street clothes and a backwards hat inside a cell that is bordered by gravestones with dates from 1911 to 2024 on them. The wall of the cell has a giant keyhole-shaped window, and a large detail drawing of a human eye is superimposed above the whole image.
A drawing shows a hand holding up a sphere, inside of which is shown a prison, some distorted human figures, and the words "death by isolation" and "end prison". Above the sphere a caption reads "The prison are full, not everyone belongs but no one want to right those wrongs. This is me!"
Artists in Prison
Artists in Solidarity
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