This installation consisted of 40 bales of used clothing stapled to the walls of an old burlap bag factory in Omaha, Nebraska. The palm trees were cut out of the clothes and pinned to the wall to keep their shape. One wall had a row of suit jackets and the other wall had a phrase by King Charles the Ninth of France cut out of pants and jackets. It read: "The body of a dead enemy always smells good."
Untitled installation, 1994; Site-specific installation, Bemis Center for Contemporary Art, Omaha, Nebraska; clothing and pins, 10'x 20'x 24'
