COLLAGE
EXTENSIONS OF THE BODY
In this series, I explore the ways that objects used on a daily basis act as an extension of the body. This ‘body’ of work is a response to the ways that quarantine has affected my routine, my sense of self, and my perception of time. By fragmenting images of myself alongside everyday items, I reduce my identity to material positions that aid in my existence, allowing objects to stand in for the self and the self to stand in as an object. Through digital collage, I collapse multiple moments into a single photograph, producing overwhelming imagery that reflects the anxiety of time passing in isolation and the process of becoming one with my environment.
In this series, I explore the ways that objects used on a daily basis act as an extension of the body. This ‘body’ of work is a response to the ways that quarantine has affected my routine, my sense of self, and my perception of time. By fragmenting images of myself alongside everyday items, I reduce my identity to material positions that aid in my existence, allowing objects to stand in for the self and the self to stand in as an object. Through digital collage, I collapse multiple moments into a single photograph, producing overwhelming imagery that reflects the anxiety of time passing in isolation and the process of becoming one with my environment.
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