
Clarity isn’t lost—it’s buried.
“Give Us Some Concrete Ideas” confronts the noise of the modern mind—the overthinking, the contradictions, the constant churn of ideas that never quite settle. It asks a quiet but persistent question: Have we made our thinking too complex to find truth in it? And more importantly—can we bring it back?
This piece lives in that tension between chaos and control. A visual meditation on simplifying the irrational, and reclaiming focus in a world that rewards distraction.
Place it where decisions are made, where ideas are formed, where clarity matters.
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Archival quality rated up to 200 years—built to last, like the ideas worth holding onto.
"Art should touch the heart and soul of viewers. Anthony Foronda’s graphic arts tell stories of exquisite perceptions, whether it be from the view of a fish’s world turned upside down, or a spotted giraffe on the African plains. His artistic voice is seen in his depictions of war-time struggles, the fight with a planet's pollution, to the disproportionate values placed on white privilege, and the pain of woman suffrage. His graphics are colorful, whimsical, political and thought-provoking. His creations are a must in any true collection of modern graphic arts.”
-J Fulco : Teacher & Writer
“I have the "Gone Fishing" illustration hanging in my home and if definitely livens up the space with it's vibrant colors”
-T Lacquesta : Toyota Executive