1. select works to be outputted to print ready html portfolio pages 2. click ok button at bottom of page select If My Heart is Narrow, What is the Good of the World Being So Wide?  2007 archival inkjet mounted to aluminum 40" x 40" select Own Nothing, Have Everything  2007 1.5" LCD screen, mural dimensions variable select Red Dragon  2007 archival inkjet 40" x 40" select Superhighway  2007 archival inkjet 49" x 43.5" select Untitled Painting I  2007 bungee cords, grommets, acrylic and enamel on canvas 96" diameter select Your Boss Naked  2007 archival inkjet mounted to bent aluminum 12" x 16" select Sponge  2007 pine, paint, sponge, motor select Hungry Ghost no.1  2007 Duratran in aluminum lightbox 28" x 40" select President's Choice  2007 Duratran in Prismex lightbox 72" x 40" select The One You're With  2007 627 4"x6" photographs hung in a grid 132" x 114" overall select BOOM (Fresher Acconci)  2007 Internet connected computer program output to Sony monitor, random images from Google select RGB Dragon  2007 Duratran in aluminum lightbox 39" x 97" select The Higher We Climb, the Further We See (From) - variation #1  2007 archival inkjet print mounted to aluminum 32 5/8" x 32 5/8" each of the 16,777,216 colors of the true color rgb palette displayed in a random configuration select Something For Everyone  2007 archival inkjet mounted to Durabond in 3 panels 120" x 87" select 100 Years of Google Images  2007 archival inkjet print mounted to aluminum 23" x 51" map of the quantity of images returned from a google image search of each day of the past 100 years, x-axis is time, y-axis is quantitly select Shuffle  2007 mixed media 20" x 16" select Time Waits For No One  2007 sharpie, tape, magazine cover, frame 18 1/2" x 16" select As the World Turns  2006 Internet connected computer program output to 7" LCD screen, real time daily soap opera synopses select DeathStar  2006 archival inkjet print mounted to aluminum 32 5/8" x 32 5/8" select Untitled Film III  2006 computer program output to 20" LCD screen select Flash(flash)  2005 900 4x6 photographs 11' x 15' select Enjoying Uncertainty  2005 internet connected computer program output to plasma screen, realtime feed of random album covers from Amazon.com select Robot Drowning in Nanobots  2005 Duratran in MDF lightbox select When Right is Left  2005 4" x 6" c-print select Neither There Nor There  2005 digital program, 2 15" LCD screens select Nearly Half, Undecided, Balanced, Perfect, Dead  2005 digital program, 3-d glasses select Decade (after Robert Morris)  2005 poplar, computer, 10 years of popular music billboard's number one song from exactly a decade prior to the current time loops continuously from within a wooden box, functions for 10 years select random(35) random(random(35)) random(random(random(35))) random(random(random(random(35))))  2005 India ink on 24 sheets of graph paper hung in a grid select Long Division  2005 digital program output to projection on floor select Suicidal  2005 balanced plexiglass, pedestal select Dazed and Confused  2005 graphie, Duratrans on acrylic 10' radius, 8' tall select Vietnam Memorial (after Oldenberg)  2005 concrete, paint, 18"x18"x18" select Life w/Dell, War w/Sony  2004 digital program, computer, large screen television select Videotaping Everything I See  2004 lightbox, 24"x20" select Independence Day  2004 edition of inkjet posters poster for POST-Chicago, text reads as follows: "The problem with CD as it is now understood is that it has no effect on the core of organization; instead, it tends to concentrate on one localized sedentary structure. In the case of national or multinational institutions, such actions are no more disruptive than a fly biting an elephant. Back when power was centralized in sedentary locations, this strategy made sense, but it is vain now that power is decentralized. To dominate strategic sites in physical space was once the key source of power, but now domination rests on the ability of an institution to move where resistance is absent, in conjunction with the ability to temporarily appropriate a given physical space as needed. For an oppositional force to conquer key points in physical space in no way threatens an institution. Let us assume that a group of dissidents managed to occupy the White House. It might prove embarrassing for the administration in power and for the Secret Service, but in no way would this occupation actually disrupt the efficient functioning of executive power. The presidential office would simply move to another location. The physical space of the White House is only a hollow representation of presidential authority; it is not essential to it." - Critical Art Ensemble 1997 select Where's Waldo  2004 inkjet iron-on, military jacket select Untitled Film I  2004 Internet connected computer programs output to projections, realtime obituary listings, realtime birth announcements select Independence Day  2004 rented and paused dvd select Being Here  2003 digital output to projection from computer, live cable television feed select History  2003 Silicon Bronze, velvet, wood detail shows piece as exhibited with "Being Here" select CC  2003 Internet connected computer program output to wall mounted television, realtime diary feeds select Dynamic Ribbon Device  2003 Internet connected computer program output to plasma screen, AP news select Emergency  2002 computer program select Affirmations  2002 Internet connected computer program output to projector, realtime web searches select Rocket  2002 computer program output to wall mounted television select Home Office  2002 computer program output to beige monitor select Associated Press  2002 Internet connected computer program output to full wall size projection, front page image from CNN.com select Solitaire  2002 program, computer, desk, headphones, computer monitor select Junkyard  2001 balsa, batteries, tuperware, dirt select LensCrafter  2001 broken glasses frames, acrylic, glasses case select Delf  2001 laptop computer, candle, paper, program select Uroboros  2001 model train select Explosions  2001 computer program select Untitled (Birds)  2001 computer program output to wall mounted television select I.M.  2001 computer program output to projector select Inauguration  2001 computer program output to wall mounted television select First Chicago  2000 video - 3 min. select Retire  2000 toy cars, television, mixed media select 18 and Life  2000 cassette tapes, laser prints, cassette rack select Line  2000 video - 2 min. select Pop-Bot  2000 speaker, popcorn, stereo select Sci-Fi  2000 video - 3 min. select Light as a Feather, Stiff as a Board  1999 foam board, laser prints, miniature radio select SoftBall  1999 mixed media, ping-pong table select Rated R  1999 mixed media select Sensory Deprivation Tank  1999 slide projectors, slides select Projector  1999 video projector, video, motor, wheels select Washington  1999 laser print, frame, acrylic select Roll  1999 toilet paper roll, motor , video, mixed media select Books on Tape  1999 laser print select I-Robot  1999 mixed media select Televise  1999 video camera, mixed media select Untitled (cup)  1999 coffee cup, mixed media, frame