The Future is a Constant Thrill
A self-initiated exhibition of 43 graphic images posted on wooden and metal utility poles using the common flyer format. The first run was an edition of 300 copies installed across Eugene and Portland, Oregon.
This project engages with online culture wars, belief, structures of economic power and the surreal nonsense of staring into to a screen all day consuming monopolized content. They are momentary graphic events, throwing elbows with metals bands, lost cats, car shows and prayer services. These infinitely reproducible images are meant to be experienced as blunt, reactionary, ephemeral, ambiguous, and contextless graphic anomalies, decoupled from metric-driven, online content platforms.
This is super-analog doom-scrolling, but you use your feet instead of your thumbs. There are no URLs or QR codes pointing back to their source. Your not being tracked or followed (that’s just your neighbor behind you, walking their dog.)
