Drawing and digital collage (2020) - product of remote viewing. Featured in Locust #3.
Read MoreThe Space Comrades Aren't Coming so Warm Yourself by the Riot Fire
Mike, the UPS Guy, Gives Birth to the New People, But Now the Moon is a Cartoon Bomb
Making Protest Signs at the Born Again Labor Museum (November 3, 2020)
Truck Nuts, Hands Off, Why Hide Them?
Hand-O-Fate (after Emory Douglas)
Drawing and digital collage (2020) - product of remote viewing. Locust #3.
Read MoreMonument 4 Future Socialist Children
Acrylic, cotton, Sharpie, mixed-media, latex on canvas (2019). Featured in Locust #2.
Read MoreDreams Cum Tru
Acrylic, Sharpie, ink, collage, stickers, mixed media, commemorative Star Trek collector’s plate, cotton and ash on thrift store painting with Burlington Northern hard hat, table, clipboard, paper (2019). Featured in Locust #1.
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Class Stelae
Memorial defense for passed comrades. Nails, epoxy, acrylic, collage, mixed media on wood boards. Locust #2.
Plague Angel / Toilet Paper with Wings
Toilet paper, string, and costume wings. Featured in Locust #3.
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Wounded Sickles
Wounded Tool 32596-8-T - Sickles (Wounded Tool Library, Born Again Labor Museum): "Like most sickles, these artifacts grew tired of harvesting crops and cutting weeds long before they were replaced by electrical and motorized tools. After misunderstanding Walt Whitman’s Leaves of Grass – a book very popular among sickles – these artifacts aspired to become poets. The sickles, however, are only capable of harvesting words from already existing poems. Before being captured by the Wounded Tool Library these sickles harvested most of the poetry in the St. Louis public library." (2019)
Born Again Labor Tract
On display at BALM in fall 2019. Materials: Photocopies and digital prints, collage, stickers, coffee, glitter, ink, Sharpie, acrylic and mixed-media, cotton and ash on paper and mounted on wood. Acquired in 2019. Featured in Locust #1.
Read MoreWounded Harmonicas
Wounded Tool 32590-92-T - Harmonicas - When the last human being who remembered Leadbelly’s “We Shall Be Free” died, this group of harmonicas went into a sort of psychosis. They have been put into suspended animation in Whiskey in hopes that a cure can be found. If exposed to the air they will begin a rendition of “Gloomy Sunday,” causing mass suicides within a 3.5 mile radius.
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E-Cential Owl vs. Freedom
Drawing and digital collage (2020) - product of remote viewing. Featured in Locust #3.
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