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Expectations Revisited
This project is an investigation of the ironic contradiction
of authentic experiences derived from artifice. The images in this body
of work are not simply about the real being read as fake or vice versa,
but are about the experience that is the result of that collapse. The
photographs simultaneously depict the emotional and intellectual criticism
and seduction of forming connections through simulated experience. The
images portray unmet expectations through the depiction of fabrication
and invoke desire and nostalgia for a genuine experience, even from subjects
that are knowingly inauthentic. Perhaps most accurately, the aesthetic
of this body of work has been described as “a child dreaming on
mescaline while thinking about Baudrillard.”
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