Vibrate, 2014
The installation considers in a curatorial sense the context of viewing through cinematic separation, whilst investigating early pre-conceptions of the ‘male gaze’ and the urge for vanity. The piece simultaneously explores ideas of sex and beauty as provoked by the media through a filmed performance of a seemingly daily ritual. Altogether the installation suggests to the audience an authentic insight into the raw reality of the hidden aspect of sexual apparatuses and questions their acceptance in society.
Artist As Curator 