Population Control 2.0 ready for install
My circuit board boxer briefs, Population Control 2.0 are DONE and at the SF Museum of Craft+Design awaiting install! Julian is hanging out there, getting some special spa treatment with the other models–full body whitening. Before he left, we did some classic bathroom shots of the briefs.
This is the back view close up
Here is the front view closeup: 
Here is the text that explains the piece and will be in the show booklet: “In Population Control 2.0, my initial idea was to recreate a belt based on a 1960s metal scalloped belt that I got from my boyfriend’s grandmother. But the circuit board pieces just screamed LAPTOPS and MALE, which led me to revisit medical studies on continual laptop use linked to male infertility. Not only is the production of computers toxic to our environment, it may also hinder our ability to repopulate future generations.”
And in Pygmalion fashion, here it is in the flesh:
March 19th, 2010 at 8:49 pm
i was starting to believe that i may possibly end up being the sole gentleman that cared about this, at the very least at this point i realize i’m not extreme
i will be sure to pay a visit to a couple of various other threads soon after i get some caffeine in me, it’s arduous to read without having my coffee, I was up late last evening playing facebook poker and after polishing off a few brewskies i ended up melting away all my facebook poker chips take care 
June 30th, 2010 at 2:03 am
due to modern advance in medicine, infertility could be a thing of the past.”"`
July 23rd, 2010 at 7:08 am
infertility is not really a big problem because of advances in health and medicine. “”‘
August 18th, 2010 at 7:09 pm
This forced me to think outside the box.