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The piece makes a self-reflection about everyday conflicts, contradictory desires that constantly fight against the present. A woman who fights for her identity and who tries, in vain, to get rid of the conflicts (bodices) that human relationships and society impose on her.
The bodices are a metaphor that talks about the impossibility of facing these daily conflicts. The superimposition of layers and layers that dress that doll-woman until it isolates her from the world around her.
The constant feature of the installation is a loneliness feeling. It talks about all the concerns we have that come from our survival instinct, in a world that is everyday more individualized.
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Photo: Christian Sonntag //Screenplay
it's weird.. i got back today from my trip to kitimat tonight and for the first time in.. a really long time. i really miss home. even though it generally annoyed me a lot.. i miss it. strange and love-filled weekend. saw family i havent seen for ten years. got sort of stood up twice. got delicious meals cooked for me. yelled at my mom a bit. played with the dogs. five days. back to vancouver life again..
You will know your own pictures, don´t you? I do not wanted to cut out my face, I think it is a nice shot with the screen as medium. :-)
I decided to remake "Wanderer Above the Sea of Fog" and decided to put in two characters from the video game "Dark Souls III" because in the lore the knight had to defeat the giant guy because he made a promise to defeat him if he ever turned against him. In "Wanderer Above the Sea of Fog" the original painting's meaning was self-reflection or contemplation of life's path. So I took that lore from the video game and turned it into the remake project as the knight has a challenge ahead of him because that's what his path led him since he has to defeat his long-time friend.
Digital me trapped in the physical world.. so this is what makes the world go round!!
self reflections - taken with my iphone.
I like to think this dog is doing a bit of self-reflection and wondering what his life has become. Sitting there in the cold, outside a pretentious coffee shop, wearing that ridiculous jacket, and waiting for his owner to purchase a $8 latte when all he really wants is sniff the butt of that other dog walking across the street.
I am playing with the concept of self reflection over time. Looking at images of myself as fragments captured in time. Frozen yet in motion, looking, dreaming of what is to come.