In the headlines we have seen images of militarized police forces attempting to violently suppress growing protest against the fraudulent banking system. Thus this piece, The Violence of Capital, is police grade pepper spray stenciled onto paper. This ongoing series of work revolves around the relationship between banking institutions and violent suppression of its opposition. Images at: http://www.chriscollinssculpture.com/chris_collins/capital.html
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“The news of JPMorgan Chase’s estimated $2 billion...
