Wiley offers his usual bizarre, yet poignant universal view and comment on the "War on Terror," in the US, the world, and the art world, depicting a prison cell with various torture objects including a "water board" in a bucket of oil and an electric prod. A sign reads: "Enhanced Techniques of Interrogation of a Neo Minimalist Painting US R-Me.." On the left wall is graffiti that reads: "E lemon 8 WAR & Suffering Thru DEATH."
A Neo-Minimalist canvas is hung from a hook, twisted and punctured with nails. A weight is hung at the bottom and blood drips to the floor.
This artist's proof is pencil annotated "For Diana Fuller + Thanks Diana Love Wiley 2010." Diana Fuller was Wiley's dealer in San Francisco.