A Little Color in the White House
2009 Sharpie on paper & cast crayon. 12’ x 17’ x 12’

A Little Color in the White House is intended to be an open critique of the precarious state of our political and economic standpoint. While the location (state dining room) is a place of power, grandeur, and exclusivity, the space is entirely illusionistic. No matter how detailed and intricate, the suspension of disbelief is fleeting; it remains a thinly veiled artifice. Continue reading A Little Color in the White House →