CLOCKWORK (PS1)

In my ongoing series “Personas”, Iʼve chosen film moments to which I have a particularly strong and visceral reaction, and into which I wish to project myself. The poetic and metaphoric content of three-dimensional objects are put in the service of this encounter between the author/viewer and a movie character. In orchestrating film, object, and sound, I can create a site in which a movie scene can once again become immediate. The viewer, unable to avoid the projection, inextricably becomes a vital element in the artwork and must engage directly with the artist’s dilemma of desire and identity.

8’ x 11’ x 24’
Video projection, wood pallets, fleece blanket, body bag, velvet.
2005

Video loop is the dance scene in “Clockwork Orange”, with Malcolm McDowell.
Video is silent, and projection is partially obstructed by objects.
Wood pallets are on the floor with footprints corresponding to the actor’s actions in the video loop on the wall.
Velvet draped over column. Blanket draped over body bag.

8’ x 11’ x 24’
Video projection, wood pallets, fleece blanket, body bag, velvet.
2005

Video loop is the dance scene in “Clockwork Orange”, with Malcolm McDowell.
Video is silent, and projection is partially obstructed by objects.
Wood pallets are on the floor with footprints corresponding to the actor’s actions in the video loop on the wall.
Velvet draped over column. Blanket draped over body bag.