Grayson Cox, "Nudge, Nudge Me Do"

Cox appears to be interested in how the taken-for-granted stuff that helps to organize our lives—everything from ergonomic design to Web searches—is really a form of insidious corporate control. He may be right. On view are images—of cruise ships, conference centers—bleached into dyed fabric that are meant to be taken as archetypes of oppressive banality.