Bah Humbug!, exhibited on view as part of Amplify Action until July 2012, is a project that addresses sustainability by taking a closer look at the issues of consumption and waste surrounding Christmas.

Flat Screen TV, artcodex's first publication, was produced for Amze Emmon's "Refugee Reading Room" presented at Space 1026 in Philadelphia, PA. The inaugural issue is a bestiary of sorts, dealing with narratives of extinction, parasitism and symbiosis, and hermaphroditism.

The War Show explores antagonistic collaboration through narratives such as artist duels, mock invasions and historical re-telling.

Tactics, 2006, Manila
Invasion, 2006, Minneapolis
Archive, 2008, New York City

An interactive, growing installation exhibited as part of Emergence, Governor's Island

Online catalog now available.

The Canada of... takes the absurd phrase "x is the canada of y" (as in "Portugal is the Canada of Spain") and uses it as the basis of an installation that examines various relationships of dominance and power in the political, economic and social realms.

A project about boom town economies, from the Gold Rush of 1896 to the real estate bubble of the late nineties- early oughts era. Exhibited at Dumbo Arts Festival, 2009.

A video project for Conflux 2006.

A recruiting station for the Resistance, as part of Parker's Box, Reverse Art Fair, May 6-8, 2006.