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the end times




Historically, the idea of the rapture signifies the end of humanity, evoking fear and reflection to avoid this fate. Artists also explore external apocalypses, which are catastrophic events with significant physical, social, and psychological impacts. These events, like natural disasters &  technical failures challenge traditional notions of apocalypses.




a new horizon. acrylic 6 x 4”, 2024.



The rapture is often interpreted through religious beliefs, media depictions, or environmental factors. For example, some see natural disasters as divine punishment, while media portrayals of nuclear wars or zombie outbreaks shape public perceptions. These external events force individuals and communities to respond and adapt based on external influences. Apocalyptic experiences can be challenging, but they can also be insightful, as individuals emerge with a renewed sense of purpose and a greater appreciation for the world around them. Thus, art plays a pivotal role in how individuals comprehend these events through both individualistic processing and societal discourse.












red rapture, black madonna, the tower is crumbling. acrylic 6 x 4”, 2024.





Like Mines in The Grass; The Future of Disarmament


series of 3 works. acrylic 6 x 4”, 2023.










'This is the way the world ends; Not with a bang but a whimper.'

- t.s. elliot




Ally Zlatar // allyzlatar@gmail.com // @allyzlatar

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