Ginger had heard of Indecline before the activist collective contacted him earlier this year. The sculptor had seen their "Dying for Work" billboard installation in Las Vegas, where he moved in 2012 to become the director of Eli Roth's Goretorium, a year-round haunted house featuring a host of lifelike monsters. "I thought that it was just phenomenal," Ginger tells Newsweek of "Dying for Work," which featured a dummy hanging by the neck from the base of a billboard, a sight sure to appall any Las Vegas resident on the way to work.
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