"Trams in Algiers" by Geo Sipp
Woodblock Print, 25.5x25, from the graphic narrative, Wolves in the City

Trams in Algiers is part of Sipp's ongoing graphic narrative Wolves in the City, which follows an American expatriate who joins the French Foreign Legion during the French-Algerian War. The woodcut captures a moment suspended between movement and memory-its layered composition evoking the tension, rhythm, and atmosphere of a city shaped by conflict and transformation.

Executed in bold linework and nuanced texture, this print embodies Sipp's signature storytelling through image-where history, politics, and human experience converge in powerful visual form.

About the Artist:
Geo Sipp, Director of the School of Art and Design at Kennesaw State University, has worked with leading global clients including ABC Television, Coca-Cola, the Metropolitan Opera, and the Walt Disney Company. His work has been exhibited internationally-from the Adam Baumgold Gallery in New York to the Algerian Cultural Ministry in Algiers-and he continues to be recognized for artistic excellence worldwide.

His recent accolades include a Merit Award for Illustration at the Art Directors Club of New York, publication in American Illustration Annuals 43 & 44, multiple honors in Creative Quarterly's international awards, and selection as a Finalist for the 2025 World Illustration Awards in London.