An interactive installation that invited participants to share what made them feel concerned and/or powerless. Responses were initially collected online. As gallery visitors submitted more responses, the exhibit was updated regularly with newer responses.

A Bunch of Crock is a gag reflex. It is about how utterly absurd political campaigns have become. Every election cycle, minorities are forced to play the role of a punching bag.

The exhibited consisted of a poster series, a video installation, an audio installation and an audience participation game. Each poster in the series was based on a quote, fact or an anecdote from the political news cycle in 2010.

Some recent and some not-so-recent illustrations and experiments

And Everything Was Alright is a short film about a lonely bear who longs to travel to space. In addition to the short film, the story is told through a picture book, the web, and an art exhibition.

Made in collaboration with Robert Kilman. More details at andeverythingwasalright.com

The Future is a sculpture that illuminates the overall state of peace or conflict around the world. The sculpture is composed of 206 light bulbs that collectively spell out the word "FUTURE." Each individual light bulb represents one of the world's sovereign states. The base of each light bulb has been laser-engraved with the name of the sovereign state it represents, and the states are organized alphabetically from left to right. Bulbs representing states at peace are lit, while bulbs representing states in conflict are unlit.

Made in collaboration with Alicia Eggert. Commissioned by Fine Acts.