Flowers

These prints are part of a series of vacuous fluff works; designed for the sole purpose of the viewer's enjoyment. They are simple compositions, with carefully placed elements and dynamic positive/negative shape relationships. These works begin to resemble some of Estlack's abstract drawings, which have been made into animated video installations, sculpture or paintings.

These compositions are intended to hold the viewer's attention and to inspire feelings of peace and openness. As is the case with the vacuous fluff works, these prints are intended to provide a visual gateway to a meditative psychological state. The viewer may become engaged by the positive shape and then become intrigued by the negative shape by which it is formed, for example.

DEAD PEASANT SOCIETY

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The Dead Peasant Policy is an insurance policy whereby the employer hedges their bets on the employee's subsequent demise, so they can cash a big death benefit check. If you're reading this, I would guess that you are part of the bottom 80% of the population that earns 10% of the nation's wages, consider yourself part of the club! The other top 1% of you can perish in a lake of fire. Good day!

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Predatory Lending Diagram

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If you thought the housing collapse was the worst example of predatory lending, you should have a look at the International Monetary Fund and the World Bank. They've been keeping the destitute in debt for decades. Now their people are bailing out Wall Street. Here's an explanatory diagram illustrating how it's done.

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Obama Bin Laden

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This image is a comment on the terroristic methods used by the United States to maintain "control" over other regions throughout history - (the IMF loan being the usual weapon of choice). The ambigram design indicates that we citizens have to carefully examine the words coming from government to really try and figure out what's going on. Otherwise it's virtually impossible.

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Free Candy

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The slogan "Free Candy" was appropriated from a fake motivational poster. An image of a dilapidated van, with the words "free candy" spray-painted on it, appears as the main subject. The commentary below hinted at the use of the slogan as an attempt by predators to lure children.

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Thug Life

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This is a redesign of the previous G-Dub says howdy image. It was previously painted as a mural at the Brew House Gallery for the exhibition: "Yes. Thank you". It's now done up in black and white, so it'll go with any color you like. Lighter colors...

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