"With multiple painting, sculpture, and photography series, and with styles and techniques from the digital to the aggressively analogue, the book is lively and eclectic. Text by Lucie-Smith, a critic who’s also a photographer and poet, weaves a useful meta-narrative of the artist’s long preoccupation with the material functioning of our perceptions. His newest works are the Life Burgers, solid silver or gold-plated sculptures, intimate in scale, ornate in crafted detail, in which wild animals perch as garnishes atop sandwich buns overstuffed with cars, watches, and various trappings of wealth and leisure. A bit rococo and sophisticated in their satire, like all the disparate works in the book they speak to the material and spiritual imbalances of human society."

Art Ltd Magazine