Dangling carrot, featuring katakana script "Meibi, Meibe Noto"

Iridescent velvet, embroidered acrylic plush crest, polyester fiberfill
approx height 72inches / 182,9cm

Salah Bachir & Jacob Yerex Collection , Toronto

A commemorative of the Challenger shuttle that exploded over the Atlantic Ocean on January 28th 1986.

Acrylic plush w/ polyester fibrefill
32” x 23” x 7 inches / 81,2cm x 58,4cm x 17,7cm

"Chi-zee" in katakana is embroidered onto the surface.

acrylic plush, polyester fiberfill
7½" x 27" x 6 inches / 19cm x 68,6cm x 15,2cm

"Chi-zee" in katakana is embroidered onto the surface.

acrylic plush, polyester fiberfill
6" x 22" x 4 inches / 15,2cm x 55,9cm x 10,2cm

"Chi-zee" in katakana is embroidered onto the surface.

acrylic plush, polyester fiberfill
5" x 18" x 4 inches / 12,7cm x 45,7cm x 10,2cm

"Chi-zee" in katakana is embroidered onto the surface.

acrylic plush, polyester fiberfill

size and whereabouts are unknown

10-sheet billboard, electrostatic printed on coated paper
120" x 240 inches
304.5cm x 609.6cm
Collection: National Gallery of Canada

The most controversial of the Art Metropole "Billboards by Artists" series, this work was not exhibited in downtown Toronto as intended due to a decision by Advertising Standards Canada and Mediacom Toronto.

Edition of 200, of which 50 are signed and numbered.