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detail of "An Incident at Mesa," boxed set with four painted figures plus accessories by Matt Ferranto

An Incident at Mesa

2018
acrylic on polymer clay, wood, wire, canvas, paper
box 3¼ x 11 x 1¾ inches
standing figures approximately 2¼ inches high

On January 18, 2016, Daniel Shaver was fatally shot by police at a La Quinta Inn & Suites in Mesa, Arizona.
The set includes two law enforcement figures, two prone civilians, a stray purse, and carpet patterned after the hallway where the shooting occurred. No doors open, no exits marked—just a corridor where everything ends.