Birds Don't Care Whose Head They Crap On

The precarious human condition, as demonstrated by social instability and defenselessness against nature's whims, is the principal message of Birds Don't Care Whose Head They Crap On. A row of birds, constructed of roots, wire mesh screening, and plastic, perch on a V-shaped metal armature (V, the flying formation of migratory birds as well as the victory sign). There are many sub-texts in this piece, among them intimations of heritage and unity, but the overriding statement is, as Dial would say, "a serious joke" about equality and nature's disregard for human pretenses.