Group Exhibit: What’s Your Black?

WHAT’S YOUR BLACK, curated by Fable Jones is on exhibit February 5th – 19th. Featuring 16 artists and 24 artworks.

Post image: Sandy Clafford

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Color Tag Magazine Vol. IV

I was accepted to being a contributor for Color Tag Magazine’s 4th collaborative publication: Vol IV

Editor in Chief: Arianna Lucas

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The prompt for a Call for Art I’m interested in:

Please tell us about yourself and how your art practice relates to the the theme of, Memory + Healing + Sustainability? *

My response:

“My relationship with art is cybernetic and polyamorous. I work through computerized equipment with ‘smart’ technology and I feel supported in it. Like two hemispheres mingling righteously, the camera and softwares internally computes and suggests ideas to me. Sharing together our opinions on the art we want to make. My artistic progression is dependent on the speed, ease, and accuracy of contemporary technology.

My relationship with the camera brought me closer to nature as well. The work I’m submitting, I hope gives some insight to my hopes for the future of my body, or specifically my black body. A body that is tightly bound to work, inequality, and debt.

I think about how my body will survive in the future? Maybe in the future I could be like a child again? Maybe I will escape into the wilderness like some of our maroon ancestors?

My body is infused with the fragments of landscapes and nature that I collect in my photographic work. A harmonious integration, I hope. Through photography and digital image making I meld deeply with those memories and the fragmented experiences. The process is meant to be transformative, just as I’m trying to transform my own turmoil.

The whole thing is science fantasy to me.”

More revamps to rediscovered photos in my archives

Recent Consumptions

Blindsight by Peter Watts

Blood Red Sky (film)

Masters of Photography, Saul Leiter

Jacob’s Ladder (1990 film)

Lovecraft Country (series)

The Beautiful Smile by Nan Goldin

Anthony by the Sea, photograph by Nan Goldin