The ideas behind 2 prints Marilyn Medusa and Godzilla

Step into the creative haven of Trafford Parsons' studio, where art and mythology intertwine in two compelling prints: "Marilyn Medusa" and "Godzilla." These works exemplify Trafford's ability to merge iconic imagery with profound narratives, inviting viewers to explore deeper layers of meaning.
"Marilyn Medusa" is a striking fusion of Hollywood glamour and ancient mythology. By combining the iconic visage of Marilyn Monroe with the serpentine hair of Medusa, Parsons crafts a narrative that juxtaposes beauty and danger, allure and power. This print challenges the viewer to reconsider the dichotomies of celebrity culture and the mythological archetypes of femininity and monstrosity. Through intricate details and bold colours, Trafford creates a piece that is both visually captivating and thought-provoking.
In contrast, "Godzilla" embodies the raw power and chaotic energy of the legendary kaiju. This print is a testament to Trafford's fascination with pop culture and its symbolic resonance. Depicting Godzilla in a moment of fury, and contemplation.Trafford captures the essence of destruction and the primal forces that lurk beneath the surface of modern civilisation. The print is a commentary on humanity's relationship with nature and technology, and the ever-present tension between creation and annihilation.
Together, these prints offer a glimpse into Parsons' artistic vision, where myth and reality collide, and where each piece tells a story that transcends its visual form. Viewing "Marilyn Medusa" and "Godzilla" in Parsons' studio is an invitation to delve into a world where art is not just seen, but experienced and interpreted on multiple levels