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Acrylic and gel on cardboard. This work depicts the US military’s exclusive use of autistic males to serve as key turners in silos and on nuclear subs, exposing them to plutonium seepage from poor ventilation and inadequate shielding. The exposure ultimately causes DNA damage and the highly transmittable AIDS, a form of gamma radiation poisoning my father discovered in 1979 after designing and programming the NML 5000 for Dallas-based Nuclear Medical Labratories

Description
Acrylic and gel on cardboard. This work depicts the US military’s exclusive use of autistic males to serve as key turners in silos and on nuclear subs, exposing them to plutonium seepage from poor ventilation and inadequate shielding. The exposure ultimately causes DNA damage and the highly transmittable AIDS, a form of gamma radiation poisoning my father discovered in 1979 after designing and programming the NML 5000 for Dallas-based Nuclear Medical Labratories