Homebodies

Silhouette is a video installation that was completed in 2011. The piece was intended to function as an illusion, as the young woman depicted is not actually present, but the image of her silhouette is merely rear-projected onto a screen, accompanied by true-to-life sounds. The piece deals with the idea of voyeurism on the part of the viewer as he or she watches the woman undress.

Silhouette

Chaos

Reclining Nude with Bubbles is a video installation that was completed in 2010. It features two ornate frames suspended in mid-air into which two images are projected from the rear.

http://vimeo.com/21234035

Reclining Nude with Bubbles

"Refraction" is a video installation piece that was completed in 2011. It features a cylindrical glass container placed in the center of the exhibition space, which is lined on two sides by floor-to-ceiling windows. A video is projected through the water column and onto the ceiling. Due to the ceiling's height, the viewer is almost forced to sit down in an effort to better view the video.

http://vimeo.com/21241584

http://vimeo.com/21243046

Refraction

"Ambientte" is a video installation which was completed in 2011. It was installed on March 4th in a hotel room at the Bulldog Inn, in Athens, Georgia. The video was projected onto the ceiling with the intention that the viewer could view it from their position on the bed. An accompanying piece, "Chafing," by Christine Everett, was featured in the same room, and the two pieces played off each other to generate an eerie atmosphere which was enhanced by the sound of running water in the background and the smell of chlorine in the air.

http://vimeo.com/21235754

http://vimeo.com/21244017

Ambientte

"Oscitancy" was a video installation piece completed in April of 2011. The viewer was invited to slide open the door of a light-tight chamber and step inside. Upon entering, they would be met with a video featuring a series of men yawning, accompanied by multi-layered yawning audio. The piece was intended to draw attention to the viewer's own body as they would inevitably feel the need to yawn themselves. The artist was intrigued by the concept of contagious yawning and interested in the prospect of drawing a biological response from the viewer.

http://vimeo.com/23242302

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