LARGE BILLS
The name of this larger-than-life collection may seem obvious, but it's symbolism and message runs deep. Brought to life by intricate etched and sand-blasted details, these meticulously assembled glass pieces all contain purposeful imagery and words intended to spark meaningful thought about the real
cost of our money
KEEP WORKING SUCKER
Look closely at this $100 bill, and you will notice something a little off. The hollowed out eyes and black void behind Benjamin Franklin represent that there is nothing backing our currency. It's just a piece of paper that we all work tirelessly to collect, with no guarantee of it's actual value. You'll also see a slight smirk, as if he knows something you don't. As Ben looks at you with his little grin you can almost hear him say... "Keep Working Sucker!"
​
27 x 50 x 3 in
2017 | 1 of 2
​
8,500 USD
DRILL BABY DRILL
Like it or not, the world does not run on gumdrops and dandelions-- it runs on oil. In this piece, Independence Hall has been replaced by an oil refinery aptly named "Dependence Hall". In the words of the wise and great Governor of Alaska, "Drill baby drill!"
​
24.5 x 48 x 3 in
2019 | 1 of 1
​
11,000 USD
