Pirate Radio is a ten color screenprint on woven paper produced in 2012 that combines complex layering and technical precision in its execution. The work demonstrates advanced screenprinting techniques requiring multiple passes and careful color registration. The title evokes themes of underground communication and cultural resistance through its reference to pirate radio broadcasting. The choice of woven paper adds tactile quality and refinement to the printed image. This piece exemplifies the intersection of technical skill and conceptual depth in contemporary printmaking.