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X-Ray Machine Art: Lulz with the TSA

September 29, 2008 at 10:00 AM | by | Comments (0)

Evan Roth is an artist known for his boundary-pushing work. His latest project is no exception. He's creating a series of metal plates with messages carved in to them that will only show up when going through an X-ray machine.

They're made to be stowed away in your carry-on luggage as a surprise to stressed out TSA employees. Hilarity and/or a full search will surely result!

Roth has yet to test these plates, so if anyone out there has a spare X-ray machine laying around, get at him.

Related Stories:
· Evan Roth [Official Site]
· Airport Screener X-Ray Message Plates [Gizmodo]
· Airport Security coverage [Jaunted]

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