something other than a shroud, 2022-present

No. 13 (sees domination best), 80x100cm

No. 12 (disappear on cue), 60x130cm
No. 16 (heat denatures), 110x130cm


No. 3 (spew), 60x80cm

No. 14 (unclosed), 110x130cm
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No. 2 (barbarian), 60x80cm

No. 2 (barbarian), 60x80cm
digital image collages on fabric, resin
These fabric and epoxy sculptures are a material translation of distorted facial images made through a recursive glitching of face-swapping apps applied to the artist’s own image. They seem suspended in motion, fluid, in the middle of a silent virtual scream or eruptive laughter.
“In the fraying of identities and in the reflexive strategies for constructing them, the possibility opens up for weaving something other than a shroud for the day after the apocalypse that so prophetically ends salvation history.”
Donna Haraway, A Cyborg Manifesto