The Maddest Woman (print)

Description

A whimsical depiction of chaotic rebellion and local legend. Grounded in the lyric, "she stole his dog and dyed it a keylime green," this painting brings the scene to life with the keylime dog and the spray can on the ground. By including a miniature, painted "snapshot" of Rebekah fleeing on the far side, the artwork explores the gap between legend and capture. It suggests that while Rebekah might have finished her colourful deed, she wasn’t just caught by her neighbour, but by this singular visual record. It is a playful interpretation that captures the split-second nature of mischief.