Domestic Propaganda / Internal Affairs

Internal Affairs turns the public-notice form inward. The subject is the person receiving the notice: procrastination, attention, self-respect, avoidance and the repeated administrative failure to begin. The humour comes from treating ordinary inner negotiations as though a department has finally put them on record.

The series belongs to the self-improvement strand of Domestic Propaganda without requiring a solemn motivational voice. Its format permits large typographic statements, small procedural details and the tension between institutional certainty and a recognisable human difficulty. Prepared poster batches are part of the project history. Final catalogue numbers, individual images, print specifications and available editions should remain attached to the actual approved pieces rather than invented from a series name.