The Book of Bleached Revelations

Reworked from 1999 and reassembled for a show at the Georgetown Steam Plant. Comic panels, catalog faces, and childhood imagery drawn, redrawn, and stitched into grids, the way the disposables were. Across the pieces, a few things keep surfacing: childhood innocence packaged and sold back to us, gender and identity shaped early by what gets marketed, violence and fear made ordinary through presentation, and the quiet demand to perform happiness regardless of what's actually happening underneath. None of it points to one story. It's the same undercurrent that runs through the rest of the work, just given more room to speak here.