The scene invites us to accept the unexpected; 35 Queen Anne tables – pieces of furniture to be used for display, to eat from, to read at, and meet, associated generally with the domestic homestead – but the tables have turned. Escaped, they run together, homeless, like a herd of wild buffalo roaming across the urban plains, they spill in waves off the sides of the Center for the Arts, jumping from one roof to another, down to and across the courtyard below.

"HERD MORALITY" alludes to the fundamental uncontrollability of nature in an urban setting, how people, objects and environment, regardless of construct, inevitably and intrinsically are tied to the mysterious, chaotic, and organic. barriers between people and things, objects and intentions.