is a San Francisco Bay-Area based artist who makes sculpture, assemblage and installation comprised of materials gathered from the waste stream. Presenting an ethos of urban streets from construction sites to encampments, the work reflects states of co-existence, contingency and control as it agitates new meanings from things we discard. King challenges viewers to look at abandonment as both material and spiritual conditions, as well as to think about satisfaction, which is linked to global climate catastrophe and consumption.