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WORK

WORK comes from ballroom and drag culture, where it functions as an exclamatory compliment and command. It means: keep going, you are doing exactly what needs to be done, your presence is undeniable. The word carries applause, approval, and momentum all at once. In contemporary queer and internet vernacular, it has traveled far beyond its original context, but it still retains the force of performance judged in real time. It is a single-word declaration of excellence.

From an aviation perspective, WORK is not technical language, which is precisely what makes it effective within the Stratosphere series. Set inside the frame of a business jet window, the word collides with an environment built around capital, access, speed, and status. Private aviation is often the opposite of public performance: discreet, controlled, insulated, and quiet. WORK disrupts that silence. It turns the cabin, the tarmac, and the window itself into a kind of stage. The aircraft becomes less a machine of transit than a setting where presence, confidence, and power are performed.

Art historically, the work is compelling because one word is asked to carry an entire social history. On a mirror, WORK becomes immediate and direct. The viewer sees themselves under a word that validates, challenges, and addresses them at once. The mirror becomes less a surface of vanity than a site of performance. On a sky painting, gradient, or cloud field, the word changes again. It places human energy against atmospheric calm, bringing voice, rhythm, and attitude into the silence of altitude. Without an underscore, the word lands as a verdict. It affirms.

Edition
Unique work. Mounted to float on a shaped panel finished in automotive paint. Signed and dated on an affixed label. Accompanied by a signed certificate of authenticity and embedded RFID authentication chip.

Materials
Automotive paint, acrylic, polymer  and varnish on mirror, mounted with sealed engineered wood fiber panels. Executed with proprietary airbrush and silkscreen techniques.

Year
2026

Dimensions
29 x 20.5 x 3.25 in. (74 x 52 x 8 cm)

Regular price $12,220.00 CAD
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