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On the web, I am interested in non-linear narrative, interactivity, pop-culture, confusion, and poetics. ‘Stand By Your Guns’ masquerades as a children’s fun centre that simultaneously glorifies and vilifies the handgun; ‘Ivy League’ is an activist project advocating the 'dispersal and eradication' of English Ivy.
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In video I am interested in absurd juxtapositions in popular and official culture such as Charlton Hestons’ appointment as President and spokesperson of the National Rifle Association; the language of U.S. Alien documentation; and my physical resemblance to a younger Meryl Streep. I am becoming increasingly interested in the cult of celebrity, as it relates to personal identity. My latest work is a series of videos where I have inserted my image into films featuring Hollywood actors, creating new narratives from something familiar.
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IMAGE DESCRIPTION : 1 – Beavers For Cherries,2004 • interactive DVD installation. 2. – Advice Lounge,2002-4 • web-based performance installation. 3. – Things Are Okay, 2002 • limited edition CD-Rom and website. 4. – In The Tub With Vincent Gallo, 2004 • limited edition DVD. 5. – Stand By Your Guns, 2004 • limited edition CD-Rom and website. 6. – Me and Billy Bob, 2003 • limited edition DVD and website.
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