Propaganda is an exhibition of paintings and drawings that explores the power of biased information in today’s world.

“I want to help people carefully consider the images and information we view every day: conflicting, high-tempo, unedited, un-verified, and cheap images fill our pockets and city streets. Simultaneously, strategic, high-minded, religious, political, rituals and expensive campaigns fill our minds.

My work reflects this, serving as an account of the importance and centrality of biased information in today’s world. It is observational, sociological, positive, and rational.

My work is not a criticism of propaganda. Indeed my work itself is propaganda, promoting my own point of view.”