2005, 18x4x5” wood, CRT screen, CCTV camera, “African-Oceanic” museum section color matched paint, and other natural materials. Viewers see a real-time video of themselves inside the stomach of the sculpture as they approach.

2000, 35x45" airbrush, acrylic, latex, and collage on canvas

1998, 4.5x5" airbrush, aerosol, acrylic and oil paint on canvas

still from video,  D.O.A. / Death Of Aladdin, 2010

24 x 35" ball point pen and marker on paper

1998, 4x5' airbrush, acrylic and oil pastel on canvas

27 minutes DVD

1998, 6.5x5', airbrush, acrylic, and aerosol on canvas with black light

2010, 28x40" poster

2005, 72x48” Lithography, aerosol and oil paint on canvas with textiles and boot.

2005, oil paint on canvas, acrylic leather and textiles 60x48x6”

2010, 24x35" ball point pen on paper

2007

I carved a replica of a central African Nkisi figure, I saw in an exhibition at the Muse’ Dapper in Paris France. I attempted to place/ use the Nkisi in its original context, or my approximation thereof. During this event I was interested in placing myself nearer to the intended function of my creation of the work (nkisi), activating the figure, performing a tap dance, sword dance, speaking and cooking.

Chicken party flight jacket potlatch, 2006-2009,  human male sized tunic, chicken bones and string. 500+ lbs of chicken A series of free community barbecues, Chicken Parties, where I barbecued chicken wings, all washed seasoned and prepared by my hand. During the barbecues I made a series of announcements telling people what the event was being held for, and asked that they participate by partaking of the chicken I prepared, and returning the bones to me for the creation of a jacket.

human head

2005, 24x60” lithography on canvas with textiles

2007, 28x50x5” oil paint on canvas, textiles and military medals

2005, 24x60” lithography on canvas with textiles

2005, lithography on canvas, acrylic and textiles 48x48”

2005, oil paint on canvas, aerosol and textiles 48x48x12”