Voodoo Doll

Wink · c. 2000s · Screen print

A stark black silhouette of a voodoo doll, studded with red-tipped pins, bears the face of George W. Bush and is covered in hand-lettered political grievances: "Quicker rush to fix damage control than actual killer," "Widening economic divide," "Global warming?," "Media manipulation," and more. The piece channels protest-poster tradition through dark humor and meticulous typography, turning the folk-magic effigy into a catalog of early-2000s political frustration.

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