The Annunciation depicts the moment George W. Bush was officially notified of the attack on the Twin Towers. He and his secretary are portrayed as intertwined octopus forms. The work is 20 feet by 15 feet of interlocking, jigsawed and painted plywood.

A five-channel video installation exploring the relationship between war and entertainment, I Sing the Song of My Homeland utilizes animated Jane Fonda and Rambo sequences interspersed with real footage taken from movies and news footage.

Utopia is a 25 foot long wall drawing, populated with an array of characters including a weighty dominatrix, an elephant in a tutu, and a schmoo or two.

A never-before seen version of the Bob Hope/Bing Crosby road movies.

George W. Bush's Presidential Cabinet of 2004 is presented as a swarm of bug demons, brightly colored and pinned to the wall.

a·poth·e·o·sis: 1. Exaltation to divine rank or stature; deification.

A series of small-scale drawings that portray all forty-two presidents as if they were victims of male pattern baldness.

Two paintings reproducing the Google Search engine's results for the Disaster and for God.

Ronald, doing what?, to WHO??

A series of portraits of cops, metal leaf and ink on paper.

A few corporate fellows engage in a bit of dark occult transformation...

This is a short animation bringing together the various (dis/u)topias of the military, punk rock and christianity.

Mike Estabrook and Ernest Concepcion collaborated to create this 135 ft long chalk drawing for the LMCC Gala.

A brief whimsy of guilt and retribution.

A rainy day, a classic song, evil dances with the boundaries...

Strange and pervase animations on top of the climactic scene from the western, "The Good, the Bad and the Ugly."