/feməˈninədē/,
2017
Immersive
projection Installation, with voice over
location:
New Wight Gallery - UCLA Department of Art
I began by writing “/feməˈninədē/”. From there I recorded my voice readingthis text and then chose key words. Those key words I imaged and projected onto three walls. My intention was to choose words that when viewed together, with or without the audio playing, could create meaning. The text is large and set in an italic serif font. The text is larger than average human body size. When viewing the work your entire body becomes engaged. Looking between the words and observing them changing over time a viewer can choose to stay for the entirety of the text being read or come in and leave in the middle without losing the meaning of the words.
I began by writing “/feməˈninədē/”. From there I recorded my voice readingthis text and then chose key words. Those key words I imaged and projected onto three walls. My intention was to choose words that when viewed together, with or without the audio playing, could create meaning. The text is large and set in an italic serif font. The text is larger than average human body size. When viewing the work your entire body becomes engaged. Looking between the words and observing them changing over time a viewer can choose to stay for the entirety of the text being read or come in and leave in the middle without losing the meaning of the words.