sculpture

Inequivalents

Inequivalent I echoes Carl Andre’s Equivalent VIII to question who is permitted to “break things” in the Uni

Civil institutions rarely collapse suddenly. They erode gradually, often unnoticed, in a way that frames their downfall as the

A cluster of helium-filled balloons, imprinted with the well-intentioned yet perfunctory phrase Feel Better., floats above a p

Paid For By… is a sound montage composed of 174 ad disclaimers from 160 SuperPACS. I was fascinated by the concept of as

#PatriotBranding examines how businesses, politicians, and media figures appropriate the term “patriot” as a branding tool

The phrase, Mistakes Were Made, is regarded as the king of non-apologies for a reason. It is defined as, “a passive-evasive

You Are Standing Into Danger This artwork reconstructs two deconstructed G-Spec U.S. internment flags into an international ma

Here Ruining People Is Considered Sport appropriates a quote from Vince Foster Jr.’s posthumous letter and transfers it onto

Astroturfing is a manipulation technique that masks the sponsors of a message or organization to make it appear like it origin

Lumps is a group of soft sculptures originating from a cancer scare that I had when I found a lump in my breast. At the time,