Self portraits
The Masked Series is a collection of self-portraits that pose questions about the representation of personal ideologies, i.e. gender, race, age, within the history of portraiture. What happens with the identity of a subject when we disrobe the contents of personality that are tied to perceptions of the self? How do we attempt to assign a fixed identity to a subject when many of the visual signifiers are missing?
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Self Portrait 02
From the Masked Series, C-Print, 2012, It is consumed with the masquerade / of the doubling to question one’s existence and to negotiate where one is placed in reference to the other. They act as a mirror of oneself and of the outside, using the body as a performance to mediate alterity.
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Self Portrait 02
From the Masked Series, C-Print, 2012, It is consumed with the masquerade / of the doubling to question one’s existence and to negotiate where one is placed in reference to the other. They act as a mirror of oneself and of the outside, using the body as a performance to mediate alterity.
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Self Portrait 01
From the Masked Series, C-Print, 2012,
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The Week that Ruined you
from the Without Person Series C-Print 2012
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Self Portrait 03
From the Masked Series C-Print 2012
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Self Portrait 04
From the Masked Series C-Print 2012
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Self Portrait 05
From the Masked Series C-Print 2012
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Not Unlike My Own
from the Without Person Series C-Print 2012
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Installation View
LA MART, 2012, Los Angeles. Selects photographs from the Masked Series and Without Persons Series. C-Prints. Mattress piece : Connecting that which Separates Us / Unifying piss, skin, hair, and cum. Mixed Media Sculpture. Chair and rock sculpture: Between a Rock and a Hard Place From the Dissimilation Series. Mixed Media Sculpture.