Farmer John
Farmer John
Photographic representation of a performance, 2013
Drawing a parallel between the treatment of female cattle in the dairy industry and women's representation in mainstream visual culture, Farmer John works to prompt reflection to our connection and contribution to mutually accountable patriarchy and mass-consumerism; are we both the farmer and the herd?
Farmer John, milk my Tits!
Inject me, Inject me
So much so
That I no longer understand
What protect me, means
Bent, box, gutter, fist
A violation
Of artificial insemination
Farmer John, milk my Tits!
Take my babies away
And stomp on their heads
Turn them to veal
So you can be fed
Engorge my breasts
For a five year run
Then chop me up
For your store-bought bun
I have no name, I have only a number
I have no name, I have only a number
I have no name, I have only a number
Farmer John, milk my Tits!
Photos by: Jonathan Dy