Author Description

Collection of 26 prints. Diane used a macro lens at weird angles to the TV to achieve what many thought were computer- manipulated pictures of fat headed TV anchors (WARHEADS) and newscasters. As a reaction to the increased violence of the Iraqi war, Diane re-worked her original Gulf War prints by dragging them outside and throwing potassium ferry cyanide (bleach) on the prints and immediately hosing them down. This "agit-pop" resulted in fiery red, orange, yellow, and white organic "explosions" on the prints... a visual commentary on how protected those who speak of the war, are in their safe, secure media "control" rooms.