9" H x 9" W x 1.5" D
Juche | Keith M. Francis
Juche by Keith M. Francis. A framed relief sculpture featuring a portrait on rice cake accompanied by a formal warning label, examining totalitarian propaganda, state isolation, and ideological control.
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The Omniscient Frame by Keith M. Francis. A wall-mounted video sculpture featuring an antique gilded frame, wood, and an integrated video LCD screen exploring surveillance and observation.
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Time? by Keith M. Francis. A conceptual assemblage sculpture repurposing a vintage Civil Defense Geiger counter and quartz clock, examining nuclear anxiety and urgency. Exhibited at MassArt x SoWa.
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Who's Watching Who by Keith M. Francis. A conceptual installation using CCTV cameras, stainless steel, and electronics to examine digital surveillance, panoptic monitoring, and state power.
Caste #2 | Keith M. Francis
Caste #2 by Keith M. Francis. A minimalist wall sculpture using painted wood blocks to examine social stratification, racial hierarchy, and systemic categorization.
Made in China | Keith M. Francis
Made in China by Keith M. Francis. A conceptual artwork featuring a genuine 100% cotton American flag with "MADE IN CHINA," examining globalism, outsourced patriotism, and economic identity.
Unseated | Keith M. Francis
Unseated by Keith M. Francis. A powerful welded steel sculpture created from stripped classroom chair frames, exploring institutional structure, displacement, and systemic friction.
Enough Is Enough | Keith M. Francis
Enough Is Enough by Keith M. Francis. A conceptual sculpture repurposing a vintage gumball machine filled with ammunition casings and topped with an antique eagle, examining gun culture and commercialism.
Us and Them | Keith M. Francis
Us and Them by Keith M. Francis. A kinetic pinball assemblage featuring federal immigration laws displayed on a mechanical matrix screen, repurposed 1968 Gottlieb machine, and USCIS naturalization forms.
TILT | Keith M. Francis
TILT by Keith M. Francis. A kinetic sculpture built from a repurposed 1967 Gottlieb pinball machine, examining the delicacy of democracy, institutional fragility, and political erosion.
Democracy: It's a Game | Keith M. Francis
Democracy: It's a Game by Keith M. Francis. A kinetic pinball sculpture examining partisan polarization, voting mechanisms, and political theater. In the permanent collection of Artemizia Foundation Contemporary Art Museum.