Works
1999 – Current
La Somme de
L'Oxygéne Dans une
Cabine Téléphonique
2008
Just Taking the
Building To Its Logical
Conclusion
2008
The Adventures of
Darius and Downey
as Told To Ed Zipco
2008
House of Cards III
2007
Our Sculpture
Project Münster
2007
Animals That Crossed
2007 – Current
It's The Thought
That Counts
2007
Taking a Block for a
Walk Around the Block
2007
Kilroy Receding
My Hairline
2007
Dying on the Shitter Is
the New Black
2007
Jeff Koons Meets
Brad Downey
2006
Negative Space Saves
the Day
2006
Middle East, Future Site
for Public Sculpture
2006
Street Eats, Von
Brooklyn Nach Berlin
2005
Unsere Arbeit Macht
Uns Frei
2005
The Harder They Come,
the Harder They Fall
2005
Just Another Brick
in the Wall
2005
Dont Worry About That
Shit Babe
2005
Endless Column
in Context
2005
American Paranoia,
New Sub-Vehicle
Technology
2004
Darius and Downey
in Actual Size Typo
2003
A Lady Dreams
of Meeting a Pole
2003
Holler Back &
I Hear You Bro
2003
Honk-If You Love Graffiti
2003
Mars Formation, Future
Site for Public Art
2003
This Is Where Royal
Vandalism Happened
2003
Self Portrait at Nineteen
1999
Long Weight, 2007
Ashford International, England
Metal, crossing box
Made for the Tour de France, public art exhibition
Losto,
www.losto.org
BBC News coverage of Long Weight
A highways engineer from ashford said, “We as highway engineers have a hard enough time in our daily lives without bringing ridicule upon ourselves which is exactly what the attached demonstrates. The public will only reiterate the opinion they already have of us that we do not know what we are doing and when we do we don't do it that well. How can this be construed in any other way but a ridiculous mistake. It is not even an interpretation of a highway feature which would give it a clear identity as it is the actual thing and looks nothing other than official and wrong. I am very conscious that this is really nothing to do with me but would appeal for some sense to prevail and have them removed”.
Keith Ferrin, Cabinet Member for Environment, Highways The sculpture was installed by Kent County Council, This subtle and humorous sculpture has been funded by Should a Cabinet Member for Waste define culture in Ashford? |
