My newest work, The Anarchy of Emotion collection, is about people who have deep feelings and are compelled to display those feelings in public places, sometimes flouting the law. These works are typically anonymous, which suggests the makers have a certain ambivalence about their feelings. Still, these are strong feelings over which the individual has little control.

Both the feelings and their public display are a “non-recognition of authority”, and to me, these images suggest The Anarchy of Emotion.