Who made me so helpless, who tangled my mind so that I'm too afraid of invisible consequences to stand for what is right?
Over the years I've been making paintings that tell stories, but in these paintings I wanted my work to name names, point fingers, show some of the darker corners of American history -- greed, empire building, corporate overreach -- and find imagery that shows some of the so-far invisible consequences of our reliance on dirty energy sources and toxic farming practices.
Fans know about CTE, they know about the dementia and the suicides and the horrible, invisible consequences of the game, they know that for years the NFL tried to cover the existence of CTE up and discredit Omalu that's the subject of Concussion, a new Will Smith movie coming out this Christmas.
This invisible issue has pretty tangible consequences.
These findings suggest that depression may be a consequence of invisible gendered tensions in a women-friendly welfare state.
On his blog, booktwo.org, Bridle argues that "drone strikes are the consequence of invisible, distancing technologies, and a technologically disengaged media and society... the technology that was supposed to bring us closer together is also used to obscure and obfuscate".
"Drones are just the latest in a long line of military technologies augmenting the process of death-dealing," he writes, and goes on to say that they're the "consequence of invisible, distancing technologies, and a technologically-disengaged media and society".
But the pervasive and largely invisible restrictions of collateral consequences are similarly oppressive.
This is a story of invisible systems and unintended consequences, concerned with how the New World transformed the Old.
Between 2000 and 2004, she authored five key publications on rural communities and prisons, including "Building a Prison Economy in Rural America" in the book Invisible Punishment: The Collateral Consequences of Mass Incarceration.
