THE GUN SHOW
An ongoing series exploring America’s conflicted relationship with firearms. Drawing from personal experience and collective trauma, the work moves through painting, sculpture, and mixed media to hold outrage, grief, empathy, and contradiction in the same frame. Rather than offering answers, the series confronts the cultural noise surrounding gun violence, gun rights, media spectacle, and political paralysis—asking viewers to sit with discomfort and reckon with the present moment.
American Flag, 2018
Metal, wood, fabric, and ink
33”” x 14” x 3”
Weight of The World, 2018
Brass, plastic, and fabric
16” x 13” x 14”
USA! USA! USA!, 2018
Wood, plastic, and metal
5’ x 6” x 6”
Killing in the Name Of, 2018
Vinyl, ink, fabric, metal
78” x 35” x 12”
God Help Us, 2018
Plexiglass, paper, metal cloth
18” x 12” x 45”
Clear plexiglass altar with concealed pistol in bible, and sacrament challis and cloth.
Gone Hunting, 2018
Brass sniper rifle bullet engraved with “YOUR NAME HERE”
18” x 12” x 45”
What Happens When You Start Making Plans, 2018
3D printer and PLA
12” x 8” x 23”
Bump Stocks Are Up, 2021
Acrylic on birch
18” x 24”
My Own Little World Media Deprivation Pullovers, 2018
Digital prints on acrylic
24” x 40”
Ages 18 & Up, 2021
Acrylic, Ink, on birch
40” x 30”
The Bus Stops Here, 2021
Acrylic, Ink, on birch
30” x 40”
Check Mate, Ammo Vending Machines, 2025
Vinyl, cardboard, on metal
10” x 26” x 7”