Inflammatory Sashays (Sorry Jenny), 2015, 11˝ × 11˝ xerox prints on colored paper By co-opting the language of reality television and the style of Jenny Holzer’s influential Inflammatory Essays, this… Continue Reading →
Drawings based on photographs by Walt Cessna for the WOLFPACK exhibition at Splatterpool, February 10–20, 2011, in Brooklyn, NY, featuring Walt Cessna, Scooter LaForge, and Krys Fox.
icon (from the Greek εἰκών eikōn “image”)1 a picture, image, or other representation. an image of Christ, a saint, etc., usu. painted on a wooden panel or done in mosaics… Continue Reading →
This work explores contemporary sexuality through the intersection of online persona and real life. A profile picture on a dating site says something different about a person than a picture… Continue Reading →
Gouache on cardboard
Freehand drawings representing something or other.
At the intersection of film and memory, there is cinema anamnesis. Cinemanesis: a reminiscence in celluloid of a past not quite right.
Scans from a modified 1966 Boy’s Life magazine. Phallic photograms were dry mounted into the magazine to reevaluate the obsessive advertising of guns and masculine boyhood. Part of the Hermaphro Scout… Continue Reading →
The Boy and Girl Scouts of the 1950s focused on loyalty, obedience, patriotism, and subservience. The organizations enforced stereotypical gender roles, and their wholesome image persists despite contemporary intolerance of… Continue Reading →
This is a series at the start of its development. The Boy and Girl Scouts of the 1950s focused on loyalty, obedience, patriotism, and subservience. The organizations enforced stereotypical gender… Continue Reading →
Ephemeral and personal school photos made monumental
Created in fall 2005 as my first project for Photography II. The series is a simple subversion of nostalgic gender roles enacted by androgynous figures in an industrial environment in… Continue Reading →
Created as my final project for Photography I in 2004, this series of 10″ x 14″ silver gelatin emulsion images explores gender and identity issues by applying the stereotype of… Continue Reading →
