Framed Poster is a reproduction of a work in which Bird spray-painted lines over a cheap, commercial-quality poster of Tupac Shakur. The lines, which reference the grid-works made by Sol LeWitt, attempt to foster a conversation regarding the testosterone-laden culture embodied by both Minimalism and rap culture, which has been championed by middle-class youth in America. He describes the work as “a way of both acknowledging and denying a desire of adolescent items by re-presenting them in heavy-handed, art-historical terms.”