Editorial illustration exploring political polarisation for Gregg the Artivist’s article Choose Your Side. Three painted portraits of Gregg wearing glasses and a grey hoodie appear side by side, with the central portrait facing forward and the two outer portraits turned slightly outward. A distressed red, black and cream collage background features protesting crowds, megaphones, torn-paper textures and directional signs reading “THIS SIDE” and “THAT SIDE.” A large question mark appears above the central portrait, while bold lettering across the bottom reads “CHOOSE YOUR SIDE.” The Gregg the Artivist logo appears in the upper-left corner.
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Choose Your Side: Living With Political Polarisation

Gregg Hone
1 week ago
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A man seen from behind sits on a velvet gold sofa at night holding a remote, watching a projector image on a wall. A pizza box with slices sits to the left, with scattered chocolate wrappers and a striped popcorn bucket in the foreground. The projected image is softly blurred and includes a small red circular Gregg the Artivist logo in the lower left, capturing the mood of the comfort trap.
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The Comfort Trap

Gregg Hone
10 months ago

After a big day, I sometimes call it a treat and disappear into delivery food and a binge. But the comfort trap is sneaky. It looks cosy, yet leaves...

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