Zip
The Zip Beverages crate and original bottles set a nostalgic scene, though it is interrupted with a story that speaks to more mature subjects. Two sly, surly brothers, surrounded with bottles of alcohol, a lock, and a tin that reads ‘cleans dirty hands’ speaks to darker enterprise – a ‘black & white’ reminder that youth is lost. Next to them, their mother: feminine, keeper of the home, sitting vigilant, watching the hour in hopes that her boys return to her someday, as they did in their childhood.
Through it all, for better or for worse, sits the eternal image of Jesus.