He evidently does not recognise that a system that taxes speculation at a lower rate than hard work distorts the economy.
It's the latest iteration in an ongoing project in which he photographs his own work, distorts the image in Photoshop, prints the result as a new work, and so on.
In his book Andrew P. Wilson and the Early Irish and Scottish National Theatres, 1911 1950, author Steven Burch claims from the outset that Wilson "was at the forefront of several major movements in Ireland, England, and Scotland" (1), and laments that the absence of information about Wilson and his work distorts the recorded histories of several eminent Scottish and Irish theatres.
Because ignoring unpaid work distorts our Gross Domestic Product and the assessment of our national living standards.
A member of the Glitch Artists Collective, Pizurny's work distorts the human form to push the boundary of the recognizable.
Becker offensively and consistently undercuts other people's work, distorting the truth in an attempt to give her insiders credit for... everything.
His work distorts images from the physical world to play with perspective and invites the viewer to consider its visual shortcomings.
She/Color's work distorts archival footage into kaleidoscopic collages that function as multi-layered realities, something that brings Project Glass to mind.
Cartoonish, colorful and cheeky, Scharf's works depict distorted icons of Americana — outlandish Jetson renderings, bloated doughnuts.
In a final series of works, Distorted Objects, Anderson reminds us of the destructive potential of her art.
There one learns that the 18-minute work includes distorted musical references to Schubert's works, as they might have haunted him on his journey to "the next world," and that the title, "Medium," refers to Mr. Harbison; in his notes, he portrays himself as a go-between for the dead composer and today's audiences.
