A salvaged piece of signage, a large aluminum letter O, serves as the Oval Office walls. The office floor rotates to expose the two opposing worlds. Brushed solid steel executive office furniture on one side represents the previous administration that made so much social and environmental progress. Overturn to the underside - the Opposite reality, the Opposition, the Oppression – shown in negative space decomposing and decaying in rust. Many executive orders sway from a comb-over of exposed wire(tapping):
· nO tax(es)
· nO democracy (in Russian)
· nO reg(ulation)s
· nO EPA
· nO immigrants
· nO clean water
· nO clean air
· nO equality
· nO facts
· nO healthcare!
Size: 12-3/4” tall (14-1/4” including turning knob) x 10-1/8” wide x 4-3/4” deep
· nO tax(es)
· nO democracy (in Russian)
· nO reg(ulation)s
· nO EPA
· nO immigrants
· nO clean water
· nO clean air
· nO equality
· nO facts
· nO healthcare!
Size: 12-3/4” tall (14-1/4” including turning knob) x 10-1/8” wide x 4-3/4” deep
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crank.JPGTwo realities exist via a rotating floor. The pre-2016 oval office, when democracy was intact and the post-2016 oval office.
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top oval.JPGA close up of the pre-2016 Oval Office in miniature, set within a vintage signage letter "O". Presidential desk, chair, sofas, tables, chairs represented in steel; curtains and flags in copper mesh; and rug pattern with copper wire.
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bottom oval.JPGRotated floor showing post-2016 Oval Office - the upside down world. Executive order comb over depicted with copper wire tapping and copper sheet. The underside hollows of the oval office furniture is rusted and decayed.