Misuse Collection

Signs and barriers are being placed at access points on the Gravelly Hill interchange to prevent unauthorised use of the motorway. 24th September 1971

Last heraldic court
The court was established some time prior to the late 14th century with jurisdiction over certain military matters, which came to include misuse of arms

De Oorlog Oorloghe title object Part Misuse Prosperity series
De Oorlog Oorloghe (title on object), Part of the Misuse of Prosperity series, but printed here as an independent show, without frame and text. Personification of the war

Melanosis coli, endoscopic view C016 / 8304
Melanosis coli. Endoscopic view of the interior of a patients colon affected by melanosis coli (pseudomelanosis coli). This benign condition causes brown pigmentation of the lining of the colon

Computer overuse. Conceptual computer artwork of a hand and a computer keyboard superimposed with clocks and the face of a distressed woman

Computer crime. Conceptual computer artwork of a hand touching a key on a keyboard. The target pattern could represent efforts to target and prevent internet and computer crime

Nuclear research, conceptual artwork
Nuclear research. Conceptual artwork of a scientist observing an atomic explosion in a petri dish. This image can represent research into nuclear weapons

Hypnosis
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"Unveiling the Consequences: The Misuse of Power, Technology, and Substances" Signs and barriers are being placed at access points on the Gravelly Hill interchange to symbolize a much deeper issue - the misuse of authority. Just as these physical obstacles restrict entry, corrupt rulers and institutions like the Spanish Inquisition have erected invisible barriers that hinder justice and commit heinous acts in their pursuit of power. In this heraldic court of misdeeds, we witness how society's prosperity can be marred by those who exploit it for personal gain. Print maker Dirck Volckertsz captures this grim reality through his artwork depicting murder committed under the guise of righteousness. It serves as a stark reminder that even noble causes can be twisted when entrusted to unscrupulous hands. But it is not just power that falls victim to misuse; technology too has its dark side. As depicted in an eerie artwork featuring a skeleton clutching a pill, computer overuse has become rampant in our modern age. This excessive reliance on screens brings forth concerns about addiction and neglecting real-life connections. The digital realm also harbors another menace - computer crime. With cybercriminals lurking behind virtual walls, innocent individuals fall prey to identity theft, financial frauds, and privacy breaches. Our collective vigilance must rise against this growing threat before more lives are shattered by malicious intent. While some substances may hold medicinal benefits when used responsibly, their they are lead down treacherous paths. Cannabis use is portrayed through thought-provoking artwork highlighting both its recreational allure and potential dangers if abused without caution or moderation. Furthermore, nuclear research stands as a double-edged sword with immense potential for progress or perilous consequences if mishandled or weaponized. A conceptual artwork reminds us that scientific advancements demand ethical responsibility to ensure humanity's safety remains paramount throughout exploration into unknown territories. Lastly but equally important is shedding light on Melanosis coli, a condition caused by the misuse of laxatives.