“Stevil said knock you out.”“Ask not what you can do for Stevil, but what Stevil can do for you.”“First rule of Axis of Stevil: Do talk about Axis of Stevil.”“It is the begining of Stevilization”“Gotta Stevilize it!”“Dow Jones Report: Stevil up 3 3/8 in heavy trading”“A Stevil is forever.”“A Stevil is a terrible thing to waste.”“Double your Stevil, double your fun!”“Stevil: Good to the last drop.”“Like a good neighbor, Stevil is there.”“It's Stevil time!”“The Axis of Stevil: PRO-DINOSAUR”“Better living through larger realities.”“Art exists because reality is neither real nor significant.” Novelist J.G. Ballard (Seattle Times)

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The Lesser Of Two Googles

Personal privacy is being eroded by man's ever growing ability to index and search his universe. Google, a pioneer in efficient web surfing, now aims to help you find everything! How does Google hope to accomplish this? The solution was simple, constant 24-hour surveillance of the human race.

Fueled by sandwiches and a profitable initial public offering, Google developed the googlites, an orbiting ring of high tech surveillance and market research machines. By monitoring your every position Google can give you direction anywhere, recommend a close-by restaurant, and make sure you see specially tailored electronic Google ad boards.

Google2

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All this surveillance leads many concerned people to the brink of paranoia fearing that Google is in complete control of their life. These people suffer from what is known as Hananoba-phobia, or fear of being crushed by an invisible enemy. Google's quick adoption into the culture from its relative obscurity has startled many, kindling a new generation of hananobaphobics.

While it is not clear at this time Google's intentions, its recent software releases have made it clear that beyond your doorstep the whole world is watching.

Art
Stevil
Writing
Stevil, Graham

Plate 33 · Publications