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What You Are Not Supposed To Look At
The Marie Walsh Sharpe Art Foundation Space Program
Brooklyn, New York
May 2-4, 2014
Describing the physical space of the studio I was given for a year, I used my aging body to echo the worn planks of the floor and other architectural details of the old building. My outstretched arms defined my creative space as I rotated around the perimeter projecting onto photographs of an aged body, sculptures hanging of cut-out X-rays, and several inflated balloons. To enter the space the audience walked through a five by five feet “house” built of X-rays.