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#confessions

Artist statement

What’s on your mind?  We are prompted with this question constantly. The screen gives us a false sense of anonymity, pleading us to confide in it. In #confessions, we examine the way Twitter, Facebook and other forms of social media are extremely public forms of communication in which many share very personal information.  With the Catholic tradition of confession as our backdrop and Twitter as our method of divulgence, we invite the viewer to reflect on communication in our digital age.   The screen inside is what we intend to profess to, but in reality we are projecting our thoughts, emotions, and opinions to an audience of real people.

 

Group exhibition

with Kelsey Johnson, Maureen Macomber, Aileen Orticio, and Tracie Rodriguez

 

Exhibition information

April 14-17, 2014

Exit Gallery. California State University, Fullerton

 

Mixed media

wood construction, modified church pews, iMac, projection, Twitter.

Category

conceptual, fine art, installation

#confessions — video documentation