Unzipped (crayfish molting) Serigraph

Twice a year, the growing crayfish finds himself splitting his seams. When he can no longer contain himself, Mother Nature unzips his hard exoskeleton and he slips out, soft and vulnerable, like a gelatin dessert from a crayfish mold. Indeed, dessert is what many of his neighbors-finned, furred, feathered, fanged and fingered-would make of him. He may elude the bass, the raccoon, the heron and the snake, only to have the fisherman put a hook through his tail and offer him to the bass.

SIGNED Serigraph

Release Date: 1970

Edition Size: 750

Paper: 13″x 17″

Image: 9″ x 13″