2014

Guerilla Performance/Exhibition

Inspired by the Imperial eggs of Faberge, those charmingly vacuous objects d’art branded with a name that personifies elegance, excess, luxury, and their negation; the beauty of the object irretrievably mired in the fate of their owners. It turns out that eggs, like tsars, don't do well up against a wall.

Taking place in Fruitvale, Oakland, Fauxberge Revealed entailed exhibiting the eggs in empty lots, followed by a procession to bring them to the train tracks for their ritual destruction against a graffitied wall.

Photo by Morgan Marquis-Boire

2014

Guerilla Performance/Exhibition

Inspired by the Imperial eggs of Faberge, those charmingly vacuous objects d’art branded with a name that personifies elegance, excess, luxury, and their negation; the beauty of the object irretrievably mired in the fate of their owners. It turns out that eggs, like tsars, don't do well up against a wall.

Taking place in Fruitvale, Oakland, Fauxberge Revealed entailed exhibiting the eggs in empty lots, followed by a procession to bring them to the train tracks for their ritual destruction against a graffitied wall.

Photo by Brianne Murphy

2014

Guerilla Performance/Exhibition

Inspired by the Imperial eggs of Faberge, those charmingly vacuous objects d’art branded with a name that personifies elegance, excess, luxury, and their negation; the beauty of the object irretrievably mired in the fate of their owners. It turns out that eggs, like tsars, don't do well up against a wall.

Taking place in Fruitvale, Oakland, Fauxberge Revealed entailed exhibiting the eggs in empty lots, followed by a procession to bring them to the train tracks for their ritual destruction against a graffitied wall.

Photo by Neil Girling

2014

Guerilla Performance/Exhibition

Inspired by the Imperial eggs of Faberge, those charmingly vacuous objects d’art branded with a name that personifies elegance, excess, luxury, and their negation; the beauty of the object irretrievably mired in the fate of their owners. It turns out that eggs, like tsars, don't do well up against a wall.

Taking place in Fruitvale, Oakland, Fauxberge Revealed entailed exhibiting the eggs in empty lots, followed by a procession to bring them to the train tracks for their ritual destruction against a graffitied wall.

Photo by Brianne Murphy

2014

Guerilla Performance/Exhibition

Inspired by the Imperial eggs of Faberge, those charmingly vacuous objects d’art branded with a name that personifies elegance, excess, luxury, and their negation; the beauty of the object irretrievably mired in the fate of their owners. It turns out that eggs, like tsars, don't do well up against a wall.

Taking place in Fruitvale, Oakland, Fauxberge Revealed entailed exhibiting the eggs in empty lots, followed by a procession to bring them to the train tracks for their ritual destruction against a graffitied wall.

Photo by Brianne Murphy

2014

Guerilla Performance/Exhibition

Inspired by the Imperial eggs of Faberge, those charmingly vacuous objects d’art branded with a name that personifies elegance, excess, luxury, and their negation; the beauty of the object irretrievably mired in the fate of their owners. It turns out that eggs, like tsars, don't do well up against a wall.

Taking place in Fruitvale, Oakland, Fauxberge Revealed entailed exhibiting the eggs in empty lots, followed by a procession to bring them to the train tracks for their ritual destruction against a graffitied wall.

Photo by Brianne Murphy

2014

Guerilla Performance/Exhibition

Inspired by the Imperial eggs of Faberge, those charmingly vacuous objects d’art branded with a name that personifies elegance, excess, luxury, and their negation; the beauty of the object irretrievably mired in the fate of their owners. It turns out that eggs, like tsars, don't do well up against a wall.

Taking place in Fruitvale, Oakland, Fauxberge Revealed entailed exhibiting the eggs in empty lots, followed by a procession to bring them to the train tracks for their ritual destruction against a graffitied wall.

2014

Guerilla Performance/Exhibition

Inspired by the Imperial eggs of Faberge, those charmingly vacuous objects d’art branded with a name that personifies elegance, excess, luxury, and their negation; the beauty of the object irretrievably mired in the fate of their owners. It turns out that eggs, like tsars, don't do well up against a wall.

Taking place in Fruitvale, Oakland, Fauxberge Revealed entailed exhibiting the eggs in empty lots, followed by a procession to bring them to the train tracks for their ritual destruction against a graffitied wall.

2014

Guerilla Performance/Exhibition

Inspired by the Imperial eggs of Faberge, those charmingly vacuous objects d’art branded with a name that personifies elegance, excess, luxury, and their negation; the beauty of the object irretrievably mired in the fate of their owners. It turns out that eggs, like tsars, don't do well up against a wall.

Taking place in Fruitvale, Oakland, Fauxberge Revealed entailed exhibiting the eggs in empty lots, followed by a procession to bring them to the train tracks for their ritual destruction against a graffitied wall.

2014

Guerilla Performance/Exhibition

Inspired by the Imperial eggs of Faberge, those charmingly vacuous objects d’art branded with a name that personifies elegance, excess, luxury, and their negation; the beauty of the object irretrievably mired in the fate of their owners. It turns out that eggs, like tsars, don't do well up against a wall.

Taking place in Fruitvale, Oakland, Fauxberge Revealed entailed exhibiting the eggs in empty lots, followed by a procession to bring them to the train tracks for their ritual destruction against a graffitied wall.

Photo by Brianne Murphy

2014

Guerilla Performance/Exhibition

Inspired by the Imperial eggs of Faberge, those charmingly vacuous objects d’art branded with a name that personifies elegance, excess, luxury, and their negation; the beauty of the object irretrievably mired in the fate of their owners. It turns out that eggs, like tsars, don't do well up against a wall.

Taking place in Fruitvale, Oakland, Fauxberge Revealed entailed exhibiting the eggs in empty lots, followed by a procession to bring them to the train tracks for their ritual destruction against a graffitied wall.

Photo by Brianne Murphy

2014

Guerilla Performance/Exhibition

Inspired by the Imperial eggs of Faberge, those charmingly vacuous objects d’art branded with a name that personifies elegance, excess, luxury, and their negation; the beauty of the object irretrievably mired in the fate of their owners. It turns out that eggs, like tsars, don't do well up against a wall.

Taking place in Fruitvale, Oakland, Fauxberge Revealed entailed exhibiting the eggs in empty lots, followed by a procession to bring them to the train tracks for their ritual destruction against a graffitied wall.

Photo by Brianne Murphy

2014

Guerilla Performance/Exhibition

Inspired by the Imperial eggs of Faberge, those charmingly vacuous objects d’art branded with a name that personifies elegance, excess, luxury, and their negation; the beauty of the object irretrievably mired in the fate of their owners. It turns out that eggs, like tsars, don't do well up against a wall.

Taking place in Fruitvale, Oakland, Fauxberge Revealed entailed exhibiting the eggs in empty lots, followed by a procession to bring them to the train tracks for their ritual destruction against a graffitied wall.

Photo by Neil Girling

2014

Guerilla Performance/Exhibition

Inspired by the Imperial eggs of Faberge, those charmingly vacuous objects d’art branded with a name that personifies elegance, excess, luxury, and their negation; the beauty of the object irretrievably mired in the fate of their owners. It turns out that eggs, like tsars, don't do well up against a wall.

Taking place in Fruitvale, Oakland, Fauxberge Revealed entailed exhibiting the eggs in empty lots, followed by a procession to bring them to the train tracks for their ritual destruction against a graffitied wall.

Photo by Danielle Sublett

2014

Guerilla Performance/Exhibition

Inspired by the Imperial eggs of Faberge, those charmingly vacuous objects d’art branded with a name that personifies elegance, excess, luxury, and their negation; the beauty of the object irretrievably mired in the fate of their owners. It turns out that eggs, like tsars, don't do well up against a wall.

Taking place in Fruitvale, Oakland, Fauxberge Revealed entailed exhibiting the eggs in empty lots, followed by a procession to bring them to the train tracks for their ritual destruction against a graffitied wall.

Photo by Brianne Murphy

2014

Guerilla Performance/Exhibition

Inspired by the Imperial eggs of Faberge, those charmingly vacuous objects d’art branded with a name that personifies elegance, excess, luxury, and their negation; the beauty of the object irretrievably mired in the fate of their owners. It turns out that eggs, like tsars, don't do well up against a wall.

Taking place in Fruitvale, Oakland, Fauxberge Revealed entailed exhibiting the eggs in empty lots, followed by a procession to bring them to the train tracks for their ritual destruction against a graffitied wall.

Photo by Neil Girling

2014

Guerilla Performance/Exhibition

Inspired by the Imperial eggs of Faberge, those charmingly vacuous objects d’art branded with a name that personifies elegance, excess, luxury, and their negation; the beauty of the object irretrievably mired in the fate of their owners. It turns out that eggs, like tsars, don't do well up against a wall.

Taking place in Fruitvale, Oakland, Fauxberge Revealed entailed exhibiting the eggs in empty lots, followed by a procession to bring them to the train tracks for their ritual destruction against a graffitied wall.

Photo by Neil Girling

2014

Guerilla Performance/Exhibition

Inspired by the Imperial eggs of Faberge, those charmingly vacuous objects d’art branded with a name that personifies elegance, excess, luxury, and their negation; the beauty of the object irretrievably mired in the fate of their owners. It turns out that eggs, like tsars, don't do well up against a wall.

Taking place in Fruitvale, Oakland, Fauxberge Revealed entailed exhibiting the eggs in empty lots, followed by a procession to bring them to the train tracks for their ritual destruction against a graffitied wall.

Photo by Neil Girling

2014

Guerilla Performance/Exhibition

Inspired by the Imperial eggs of Faberge, those charmingly vacuous objects d’art branded with a name that personifies elegance, excess, luxury, and their negation; the beauty of the object irretrievably mired in the fate of their owners. It turns out that eggs, like tsars, don't do well up against a wall.

Taking place in Fruitvale, Oakland, Fauxberge Revealed entailed exhibiting the eggs in empty lots, followed by a procession to bring them to the train tracks for their ritual destruction against a graffitied wall.

Photo by Neil Girling

2014

Guerilla Performance/Exhibition

Inspired by the Imperial eggs of Faberge, those charmingly vacuous objects d’art branded with a name that personifies elegance, excess, luxury, and their negation; the beauty of the object irretrievably mired in the fate of their owners. It turns out that eggs, like tsars, don't do well up against a wall.

Taking place in Fruitvale, Oakland, Fauxberge Revealed entailed exhibiting the eggs in empty lots, followed by a procession to bring them to the train tracks for their ritual destruction against a graffitied wall.

Photo by Neil Girling

2014

Guerilla Performance/Exhibition

Inspired by the Imperial eggs of Faberge, those charmingly vacuous objects d’art branded with a name that personifies elegance, excess, luxury, and their negation; the beauty of the object irretrievably mired in the fate of their owners. It turns out that eggs, like tsars, don't do well up against a wall.

Taking place in Fruitvale, Oakland, Fauxberge Revealed entailed exhibiting the eggs in empty lots, followed by a procession to bring them to the train tracks for their ritual destruction against a graffitied wall.

Photo by Brianne Murphy

2014

Guerilla Performance/Exhibition

Inspired by the Imperial eggs of Faberge, those charmingly vacuous objects d’art branded with a name that personifies elegance, excess, luxury, and their negation; the beauty of the object irretrievably mired in the fate of their owners. It turns out that eggs, like tsars, don't do well up against a wall.

Taking place in Fruitvale, Oakland, Fauxberge Revealed entailed exhibiting the eggs in empty lots, followed by a procession to bring them to the train tracks for their ritual destruction against a graffitied wall.

2014

Guerilla Performance/Exhibition

Inspired by the Imperial eggs of Faberge, those charmingly vacuous objects d’art branded with a name that personifies elegance, excess, luxury, and their negation; the beauty of the object irretrievably mired in the fate of their owners. It turns out that eggs, like tsars, don't do well up against a wall.

Taking place in Fruitvale, Oakland, Fauxberge Revealed entailed exhibiting the eggs in empty lots, followed by a procession to bring them to the train tracks for their ritual destruction against a graffitied wall.

Photo by Neil Girling