Once functioning as a catalyst for societal evolution, unequal access to resources has ultimately inhibited progress. Although material wealth is the most obvious example, this growing list of resources includes education, location, technology, political beliefs, values, cultural upbringing, ancestry and race.

100% features works that explore human relationships through the filter of accessibility to these resources. When equal access is available to the entire society, social progress and collaboration can flourish. All to often, however, small contingencies of the populace seize and restrict these avenues of access for personal gain. Meanwhile, a growing segment of the population has been stripped of this accessibility, turning what could have been a keystone into a wedge.

Toys (left), Marker on paper, 30" x 22" each, 2012.

Weary Souls (right), Ink on graphed vellum, 24" x 18" each, 2012.