Prozac is my Best Friend
“Prozac is my Best Friend” is a body of work consisting of 70 extraordinary drawings and small sculptures by the Sydney-based artist Marlo McClintock. Marlo created these works as a 17-year-old and says “Prozac is my Best Friend is simply an expression of what I assume to be some of the universal aspects of what being a human being entails. My work is not a contemporary study of the introspective teenage mind, nor a critique of the mass distribution of antidepressants to teenagers; it is just how I felt at one time depicted in simplified forms of what I considered badly drawn drawings.”
“Prozac is my Best Friend” is a body of work consisting of 70 extraordinary drawings and small sculptures by the Sydney-based artist Marlo McClintock. Marlo created these works as a 17-year-old and says “Prozac is my Best Friend is simply an expression of what I assume to be some of the universal aspects of what being a human being entails. My work is not a contemporary study of the introspective teenage mind, nor a critique of the mass distribution of antidepressants to teenagers; it is just how I felt at one time depicted in simplified forms of what I considered badly drawn drawings.”
“Prozac is my Best Friend” is a body of work consisting of 70 extraordinary drawings and small sculptures by the Sydney-based artist Marlo McClintock. Marlo created these works as a 17-year-old and says “Prozac is my Best Friend is simply an expression of what I assume to be some of the universal aspects of what being a human being entails. My work is not a contemporary study of the introspective teenage mind, nor a critique of the mass distribution of antidepressants to teenagers; it is just how I felt at one time depicted in simplified forms of what I considered badly drawn drawings.”