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Amaze, 2009
16" x 20", mixed media on wood panel.
Phases #1, 2009
78" x 36" 15 panels, mixed media on masonite, framed.
Phases #2, 2009
36" x 24", mixed media on wood panel.
Split Triptych, 2008
three pieces 6" x 6" each, mixed media on canvas.
Spheres, 2007
two pieces, 6" each, mixed media.
Two Dots, 2006
24" x 36", mixed media on canvas.
Target Triptych, 2002
three pieces, 12" x 12" each, mixed media on canvas.
sold
Target Triptych, 2002 detail
three pieces, 12" x 12" each, mixed media on canvas.
sold
Letter Cubes, 2002
three pieces, 5" each, mixed media.
sold
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Obesity is good for the Economy, 2009
16 x 16" 2c screenprint on chipboard, signed and numbered edition of 20.
$25
$120 set of 6.
Crime is good for the Economy, 2009
16 x 16" 2c screenprint on chipboard, signed and numbered edition of 20.
$25
$120 set of 6.
Debt is good for the Economy, 2009
16 x 16" 2c screenprint on chipboard, signed and numbered edition of 20.
$25
$120 set of 6.
Nature is bad for the Economy, 2009
16 x 16" 2c screenprint on chipboard, signed and numbered edition of 20.
$25
$120 set of 6.
Carpooling is bad for the Economy, 2009
16 x 16" 2c screenprint on chipboard, signed and numbered edition of 20.
$25
$120 set of 6.
Self-esteem is bad for the Economy, 2009
16 x 16" 2c screenprint on chipboard, signed and numbered edition of 20.
$25
$120 set of 6.
Peace is not the answer, 2007
16 x 20" 1c screenprint on chipboard, signed and numbered edition of 75.
$40
$100 set of 3.
Make war not love, 2007
16 x 20" 1c screenprint on chipboard, signed and numbered edition of 75.
$40
$100 set of 3.
Give war a chance, 2007
16 x 20" 1c screenprint on chipboard, signed and numbered edition of 75.
$40
$100 set of 3.
I launched the project in August of 2000, and it has since reached 40 countries and every US State. The project has resulted in a book, a feature-length documentary, and an exhibition at the San Francisco Museum of Modern Art.
My work is an extension of these things, repurposing torn paper into graphic structures inlaid with chaos, or exploring my, and the average person's relationship, with the homeless. I seek to make people think, consider, and even question their preconceived beliefs about topics such as war, politics, and the economy.
Most projects include a public, or participatory component, while at the same time having foundations in the individuals moment of discovery. What is their reaction upon seeing a pile of feces with Bush's smiling face sticking out? Or making the connection between "Home Sweet Home" and "Home Street Home" while observing someone sleeping on the sidewalk? All the while, no answers are provided, and often, people are left to determine the meaning of the message. Except the Bush flags, that one was kind of obvious.
My work has received international attention and been covered extensively in the media:
Call via the telephone: 415 310 8402.
Email me at: someguy@1000journals.com