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Drawing from guerrilla, subversive, and site-responsive approaches, these works invite participation—sometimes active, sometimes simply through presence—meeting people where they are rather than asking them to enter a formal art space. Whether temporary or ongoing, these projects are designed to disrupt routine, spark curiosity, and create small moments of connection for those passing through.

Screenshot of a webpage titled 'Job Extinction Index' showing a result labeled 'Concept Artist' with a tag indicating 'Vulnerable'. The page includes data about projected obsolescence in 2028 and tasks automatable by AI at 40%, with a classification scale at the bottom.

Job Extinction Index, 2026

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A black background with white text reading, 'Warhol gave you 15 minutes. I'll give you 30 seconds.' The image includes a time counter at the bottom showing 00:23:63 and buttons labeled 'POST-$1' and 'BROWSE'. The source is 30secondbillboard.com.

30 Second Billboard, 2026

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The Texas State Capitol in Austin with trees in the foreground and a clear blue sky. A protest tent in the grass displays signs about climate change and being homeless.

Out of Sight, Out of Mind, 2021
Austin, Texas

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InTune, 2023
Upcycled wood, acrylic paint, audio equipment, audio
18” x 12” x 45”

As you enter this artificial space, a paradox unfolds, one that invites humanity to contemplate the interconnectedness between our biological rhythms and the once unfettered natural frequencies of the Earth’s heartbeat, also known as The Schumann Resonance.

In collaboration with Harvey English.

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Collection of blue items including a flag, phone case, duffel bag, face mask, notebook, T-shirt, notebook, pillow, framed picture, backpack, shopping bag, skateboard, travel mug, and a circular object, all with yellow price tags.

Good Goods, 2020
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A white bench with a sticker that reads: '#HelloBench. This isn't just a bench—it's an invitation. Sit here to spark a conversation with a stranger. Share your stories, listen to theirs, and discover how a simple connection can brighten your day. Whether you're a local or a traveler, this bench is a place to pause, connect, and remind us that everyone has a story worth hearing.'

Hello Bench, 2025
Metal signage on public bench
10” x 14”

An old white building with a sign that reads 'Lucy's Thrift Shop' and 'Prada Lockhart.' The building has a rusted metal door and a broken window, surrounded by green grass and yellow wildflowers, with a partly cloudy blue sky in the background.

Don’t Marfa My Lockhart, 2025
Lockhart, Texas

A weathered white sign with red spray-painted letters placed outdoors on grass, partially obscuring some of the text, with trees, parked cars, and buildings in the background.

Night, Night, 2018
Austin, Texas

A gravestone memorial for Chad J. Rea, with an engraving of a dove carrying an olive branch, and partly covered in soil and small plants.

J4FH+24, 2025
Cast stone
11.5" x 5.5"