"The sign in 'Wheel of Fortune' is a multi-layered cluster of metal and flashing lights, coupled to a digital display on which the amount of dollars you might win whilst playing this game rapidly increases. Continuing to turn throughout the piece, the sign recalls the floating hoarding at the beginning of Ridley Scott's Bladerunner, or perhaps one of those baroque Frank Stella's wherein the reticulated aluminium of the support cavorts uneasily with the overall structure of the design. The image here is distractingly complicated, beautiful yet eerie in its frantic shimmer and spin. One is taken in, literally and metaphorically, by its relentless loop."
    Peter Suchin, review, Contemporary

"Visually stimulating Las Vegas-style neon revolves on understated screens around the foyer, but only upon sitting down at the 'video-relaxation-units' is their message fully appreciated...This is a reactionary piece, perfect for its setting..."
     Liz Holder, review, a-n magazine