Abraham Lincoln: War Veteran Projection, 2012

Public projection in Union Square, New York, New York

…OUT OF HERE: The Veterans Project, 2009-2011

Seven-channel color video with sound
8:20 minute loop

1,181 inches (98 feet, 4 inches) long; height variable

Installation view: Galerie Lelong, New York, 2011

Guests, 2009

Site-specific video-projection installation
Polish Pavilion, Venice Biennale, 2009

Veterans' Flame, 2009

Public video projection
Fort Jay, Governors Island, New York as part of PLOT/09: This World and Nearer Ones
Organized by Creative Time

Photo: Cynthia Bittenfield

The Veteran Vehicle Project, 2008-09

Public vehicle and audio projection from military Humvee
Performing Arts Center, Denver, Colorado.
Organized in conjunction with the exhibition Dialog:City for the Democratic National Convention, 2008

Photo: Charles Roderick

If You See Something..., 2005

Installation of four projected video images with sound
4 high-resolution video projectors, 4 computers, 5-channel sound installation

Each projection: 13 feet 4 inches x 48 inches (416 x 122 cm)

Installation view: Galerie Lelong, New York, 2005

The Tijuana Projection, 2001

Public projection Centro Cultural de Tijuana, Mexico

Dis-Armor, 1999-2001

One laptop computer, three LCD screens, speaker with amplifier, microphone, augmented speech recognition software, three video cameras, electric engine, batteries and internal and external aluminum components

Hiroshima Projection, 1999-2000

Public projection A-bomb Dome, Hiroshima, Japan

Alien Staff, 1992-93

Wood, rubber, plastic, speaker, videocassette recorder, video monitor

Dimensions variable

Homeless Vehicle, 1988-89

Aluminum and mixed media

Dimensions variable

Pictured: Variant 3 of 4, at Trump Tower, New York

Soldiers and Sailors Memorial Arch Projection, 1985

Public Projection
Grand Army Plaza, Brooklyn, New York