Society's default form of self defense is execution.

Whether carried out physically or socially, it saves culture from the threat of those who stray too far outside of its norms. This collection focuses on three distinct aspects that contribute to the ritual of execution. From the condemned individual, to the scapegoat executioner, to the bystanders who turn the other cheek and act as enablers, we all play our part in replenishing the ideals of the collective