All These Works are Inferior

Turtle Island ’78 delves into the repercussions of European colonization on the land traditionally known as Turtle Island by indigenous...

Plastitude explores a world where authenticity has been replaced by messaging — where power hides behind platitude, and dissent is openly...

A stark portrayal of the industrial scale of poultry farming, specifically illustrating the approximate number of domestic chickens...

Avoiding the easy tropes of anti-American satire, Freedom Fries (Imperial Sustenance) adopts a colder, more forensic tone. A recognisable...

Bagged Buck pairs a deer skull, traditionally mounted on a wooden shield, with a vintage carrier bag drawn over it like a plastic shroud...

An enlarged, meticulously recreated facsimile of the Lovelace Foundation’s hand-held Nuclear Bomb Effects Computer — a Cold War device...

Four faithful, lithographic reproductions of the 32-page Protect and Survive booklet — the British Government’s 1980 civil defence manual —...

Two hundred and fifteen .44 Magnum cartridge cases spell out a single, unequivocal promise: BANG. Arranged with typographic precision...

Cast in soft pink silicone, The Ecstasy takes the familiar figure of the Sacred Heart of Jesus and gives it an altogether different...

Four vivid orange cassettes sit in rigid formation against matt black. They appear familiar: soundtrack, studio marks, catalogue numbers...

A familiar confection is enlarged beyond reason. Hand-cast in glass fibre and painted an emphatic pink, Candy Shrimp sits on an acid-green...

500 mm x 20 mm wooden board. Acrylic with heavy gloss glaze. Unique multiple with 6 bullet holes in unique positions (holes through work).