More is Too Much

A sign leans against a tent at Occupy Wall Street, its holder resting inside. For a moment, the protest pauses.

More is too much.

Four words aimed squarely at greed — at the accumulation that never stops, the appetite that's never satisfied. But lean in closer and the sign starts to ask something else: is more protest too much? Is it time to rest, recharge, and return? The message holds both readings at once, and neither cancels the other out. That tension — between outrage and exhaustion, between enough and not yet — is what the movement lived in every day.

Part of the OWS on Wood series — street photography from the Occupy Wall Street protests in New York City, printed directly on birch wood. A medium that knows something about enough: no two pieces of wood are the same, and no print ever will be either.

Here's what you're getting: Direct Print on Birch Wood

• The Wood Becomes Part of the Art: We use a special printing process that allows the natural wood grain of the single Birch layer to show through. This gives your image a unique, rustic texture that you can actually see and feel.
• Truly One-of-a-Kind: Because no two pieces of wood are the same, each print is unique. The natural patterns of the birch make your art feel alive and personal.
• Built to Last: These prints use layered wood to ensure they stay perfectly flat and durable for years to come.
• Ready to Hang: No framing required. Each print comes with built-in slots on the back, so you can mount it flush against your wall the moment it arrives.