Whistle While you Work is an exhibition that creates a narrative around what modern labor often looks like and questions what day to day labor could be. Greatly influenced by anthropologist, professor, and writer David Graeber, this artwork joins the criticism that many modern white collar jobs are unnecessary, do not actively participate in the betterment of society and are at times actively pernicious. The characters within this body of work are bored and exhausted, daydreaming of life outside the cubicle. With little time left off the clock, this malaise seeps into day to day life outside of the office. Wanting to imagine a future different from this, Whistle While you Work seeks to create a dialogue around the potential for work that differs from the isolation and individualism of most contemporary American labor and instead seeks to eliminate the scarcity mindset by building community and support networks.