Iona Yeh

“Fast Food Fury” Towering over an employee, a wrathful man’s furious tantrum over a toy, influences his child and infects peace with misdirected outrage.

“Get a Room!” Unbridled passion and lust in the back of the public library is only romantic in books, not from the other side of the shelves.

“Joseph, Amanda and ME!” An envious bride’s maid’s scrap book. This wedding guest is the nightmare of western weddings. The photographs are proudly journaled, displaying the couple’s special day shadowed by herenvy.

“Apathy In The Front Seat” An unconcerned truck driver pushes through a crowd of protestors. This piece comments on the general increase of nonchalance and smugness, toward current political or world issues and apathy around the safety or livelihood of one’s own community.

“Apathy From The Window” A streamer is wrapped up in his fabricated world while the one outside demands his attention, serving as a reminder not to be distracted by entertainment or feign ignorance when the world outside your window needs your help.

“Stay To The Right” A sloppily dressed woman blocks the cramped escalator while distracted by her cellphone, capturing the character of an all too familiar sloth.

“The 5:41am Rumble” A vain truck driver idles his flashy modified vehicle early in the morning, waking the neighborhood.

“Common Courtesy“ Inside a packed subway car a greedy passenger refuses to move from the priority seating.

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