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Vox populi series

Artwork "This Time is Different" by artist Thomas Doyle

This Time is Different

Mixed media / 3 x 2 x .5 inches / 2018

Artwork "Delete and Don't Notify" by artist Thomas Doyle

Delete and Don’t Notify

Mixed media / 3 x 2 x .5 inches / 2018

Artwork "Be Seated" by artist Thomas Doyle

Be Seated

Mixed media / 3 x 2 x .5 inches / 2018

Artwork "Light No Fires" by artist Thomas Doyle

Light No Fires

Mixed media / 3 x 2 x .5 inches / 2018

Artwork "Speak, Wolf!!!" by artist Thomas Doyle

Speak, Wolf!!!

Mixed media / 3 x 2 x .5 inches / 2018

Artwork "I Think We're Alone Now" by artist Thomas Doyle

I Think We’re Alone Now

Mixed media / 3 x 2 x .5 inches / 2018

Artwork "One More Asshole in Khakis" by artist Thomas Doyle

One More Asshole in Khakis

Mixed media / 3 x 2 x .5 inches / 2018

Artwork "Mistakes Made" by artist Thomas Doyle

Mistakes Made

Mixed media / 3 x 2 x .5 inches / 2014

Artwork "Strike Anywhere" by artist Thomas Doyle

Strike Anywhere

Mixed media / 3 x 2 x .5 inches / 2014

Artwork "Power Thru the Peephole" by artist Thomas Doyle

Power Thru the Peephole

Mixed media / 3 x 2 x .5 inches / 2014

Artwork "Nobody Asked Me" by artist Thomas Doyle

Nobody Asked Me

Mixed media / 3 x 2 x .5 inches / 2014

Artwork "Him or Me" by artist Thomas Doyle

Him or Me

Mixed media / 3 x 2 x .5 inches / 2014

Artwork "Your Cart is Empty" by artist Thomas Doyle

Your Cart is Empty

Mixed media / 3 x 2 x .5 inches / 2014

Artwork "What's My Motivation?" by artist Thomas Doyle

What’s My Motivation?

Mixed media / 3 x 2 x .5 inches / 2014

Artwork "No No No No No" by artist Thomas Doyle

No No No No No

Mixed media / 3 x 2 x .5 inches / 2014

Artwork "Reward if Found" by artist Thomas Doyle

Reward if Found

Mixed media / 3 x 2 x .5 inches / 2014

About the series

For decades I’ve jotted down phrases and words that catch my attention as I move through the world. I’m most excited by phrases taken out of context that feel freighted with multiple meanings (e.g. “total a car;” “ghost runner;” “fate map”), and while some of these become titles of works, the vast majority just hang out in the back of my sketchbooks in an ever-growing list. The signs held by people in the “Vox populi” (“voice of the people”) series provided a chance to use more of these random snippets. On their own, both the phrases and the context feel familiar; together they feel strange, humorous, and sometimes unsettling. A lot like modern life.

Other work

Clear History

Falter

Distillation

Debris Field

Documenting the War in Ukraine

Arkology

Media and Illustration Work

Proxy

Pass-through

Reclamations

Bearings

Foregone

Vox Populi