BAE SYSTEMS inkwork on plastic 500cm x 1000cm
STATE OF THE NATIONS commission Chapter Arts, Cardiff
In Humanity : London College of Communication
In Humanity at London College of Communication for Very Now Art and Journalism Festival
SHOVE billboard intervention at Dismaland 2015
Economic Recovery?
Installed at Stills gallery, Edinburgh, 2015 for exhibition ‘Here Comes Everybody‘
Installed at John Cass school, Whitechapel, London, 2013
BANK OF ENGLAND 2011
340cm x 570cm pigment ink and PVA on Financial Times newspaper with UV medium topcoat
Installed London College of Communication, Capital City, 2018 
George Bush A Portrait 2007
George Bush A Portrait
300cm x 300cm
pigment ink on newspaper
detail
Head of State 2007
280cm x 300cm pigment ink, on newspaper, on newsprint with UV gel medium topcoat
Exhibition view of “Age of Terror: Art Since 9/11”, running at IWM London from 25th October 2017 – 28th May 2018.
Gallery view with artworks by Ai Weiwei and kennardphillipps.
Embedded Art, Akademie Der Kunst, Berlin, Germany, 2009
Control Room 2 6m x 18m oil, acrylic, pigment ink, paper on billboard print
We were commissioned to make Control Room 2 for Embedded Art , a group exhibition dealing with issues of surveillance. We got the background image of a control room printed as three 6 metre by 6 metre street posters on blue back billboard paper.
Pasting them butted up together, directly onto the untreated concrete wall we then collaged about 100 images onto the base paper and scraped into the images using industrial grinders, tearing at the paper and adding oil and acrylic paint. Trying to encapsulate the separate works in the show which dealt with surveillance from the domestic to the military, our work uses images of police action (mainly in Germany where it was made for) to the Allied occupation of Iraq . We show images of state torture adjacent to surveillance photos of western streets. Looking at the work, the audience is watching the watched looking back at them, while all the while being filmed and projected in another part of the exhibition.
The work was destroyed by the Akademie at the end of the show in March 2009.
we had to paste up a base layer of random billboard sheets before pasting up the real base image, donated by a mate, Fibs helped us – thanks Fibs!
relief when we finished pasting up the base image
the public could view the work from above…………..
photos by Kristian Buus
Soldier #I 2006
270cm x 700cm Pigment ink, charcoal, acrylic and paper on newspaper
2006
Installed Caught in the Crossfire exhibition Herbert Art Gallery & Museum, Coventry, 2013
