c. 2017

.925 silver, anti-static mylar, paper, ink

"Reset yourself. Reset the day. Reset the world."

Reset No. 2 explores the principle of rejecting events and notions of the external world (events desired to be controlled) and reverting to a pre-adolescent state of oppositional defiance. This has been communicated through the use of an artifact from childhood (replica SNES reset button, c. 1990) and elevated in status by using the medium of silver as if to ask the question is this an acceptable response to events, or simply an immature response? Is this notion simply wiping the slate clean for a much needed fresh start, or is this perhaps flawed thinking?