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Synopsis: The Anthrax Treatment Kit by Haliburton™ is a book work that satirically proposes a product produced specifically for the foreign market by Dick Cheney’s former company, Halliburton. Through concept and metaphor the work highlights the influence Halliburton has on U.S. Home Land Security policies, and how
the corporation then profits from war and scare tactics on a
global scale.
My Car Doesn't Need A Gas Tank, 2006, 10.75" x 3", in color, 101 copies, $8 USD
Synopsis: My Car Doesn’t Need a Gas Tank, explores the use of an alternative energy source as a means to help combat the current U.S. foreign policy – a policy that seems to be fuelled by gasoline profits.
The Mission, 2001, 10" x 2.5" 101 copies, in color, $35 USD
Synopsis: Panoramic slices of a paranoid mind, the fuzzzy, almost
pixilated images of this book look like stills from a surveillance camera.
The text, laid out on top of them in government-databank font, chronicles
the surreptitious rendez-vous of the author with an anonymous party to whom
he delivers a small piece of paper containing “information about information
leading to the whereabouts of terrorists.” A very smartly crafted ficto-document
of these times. Printer Matter, New York City.
