From Joshua Watts:

“This piece depicts the Nuu-Chah-Nulth oral history of a great lingcod swallowing the moon during an eclipse. back in the long ago our People used to have a ceremony during the eclipse. They would sing so that the cod fish would spit the moon back out. I did this painting because I use it as a metaphor for covid, where right now it’s like a year long eclipse, and through ceremony and prayers we can get through covid, and the world will return back to us.”

Limited edition of 104, silkscreen print, signed by the artist.

22” X 30”