The Dead Air Society collection amplifies the tension between self-expression and the deafening static of modern existence. Through surreal imagery, each figure dons a weathered radio as a head, blurring the line between identity and broadcast. These individuals are both transmitters and receivers, caught in a world where noise reigns supreme, but meaning often gets lost. The oversized radios, relics of a bygone era, symbolize the weight of carrying one's voice in a world over saturated with voices.