Collaged photograph (true color, everything past this point is colorized).
Collaged video stills from footage of me applying and removing makeup from my eyes.
Still life photograph bordered with collaged video stills captured from footage of me applying, removing, and reapplying a lip tint.
Collaged self portraits with digital motifs.
Polaroid emulsion lifts; some are overlaid with red, blue, cyan, or indigo lighting gels, others are colorized using makeup pigments and adorned with false eyelashes.
Colorized composite
Collaged self portrait with digital motifs and screenshots from Instagram's explore page.
Still life photograph bordered with collaged video stills captured from footage of me repeatedly dumping out my purse contents.
Collaged self portrait.
Collaged self portrait with digital and analog motifs.
Collaged still life with video still from footage of me applying and removing eyeliner.
Doomscroll Bed: An installation based piece intended to be in conversation with Tracey Emin's 'My Bed.' 'Doomscroll Bed' is meant to characterize the catatonic state users enter when scrolling through mass amounts of content on their personal devices for significantly extended periods of time. The term 'Doomscrolling' was first used on Twitter in 2018, eventually gaining multi-platform, and IRL, popularity by 2020 amidst the COVID 19 pandemic lockdown- a time where online traffic surged and most countries saw their Internet traffic increase upwards of 50%.
Polaroid of my chargers.