Going Postal (1998)
Winston Smith takes a dark piece of American slang and turns it back on itself. Going Postal layers vintage postal imagery with uniforms, stamps, and workplace propaganda to expose the pressure cooker hiding beneath the cheerful face of institutional America. Funny, unsettling, and sharply satirical, the collage captures the anxiety that gave rise to the phrase while reminding us that even the most ordinary jobs can conceal extraordinary tension.
Presented in a vintage gold frame with warm copper matting, this one-of-a-kind original looks like it came straight from the walls of a forgotten post office—until you take a closer look.
Comes in an upcycled frame with mat and includes a certificate of authenticity.
Appx. 13.5” × 16.5” in frame
Going Postal (1998)
Winston Smith takes a dark piece of American slang and turns it back on itself. Going Postal layers vintage postal imagery with uniforms, stamps, and workplace propaganda to expose the pressure cooker hiding beneath the cheerful face of institutional America. Funny, unsettling, and sharply satirical, the collage captures the anxiety that gave rise to the phrase while reminding us that even the most ordinary jobs can conceal extraordinary tension.
Presented in a vintage gold frame with warm copper matting, this one-of-a-kind original looks like it came straight from the walls of a forgotten post office—until you take a closer look.
Comes in an upcycled frame with mat and includes a certificate of authenticity.
Appx. 13.5” × 16.5” in frame
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