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Entropy Economy
2021
shelled yellowcorn, yellow cornmeal, glue, pine wood
12 x 12 x 1.5 ft.
GP: Lubbock, Texas (where I made and exhibited this work) is mapped upon a Jeffersonian grid, a surveying method that has been a major component of the US government’s theft and compartmentalization of Native American lands. I used GMO corn to visually reference the grid and the complex relationships between feed-lot animal husbandry and highly water-dependent, monoculture farming with the local ecology. Gallery visitors scattered the installation’s edges over the course of a month, implicating them as witnesseses and active participants in destroying the symbology of a broken, unsustainable system.