No longer do artists working in electronic media attempt to convey clarity, but rather endeavor to enlighten through confusion and distortion. They adapt old technologies to the service of postmodern ideas, and new technologies to the creation of heretofore unimagined art forms. In this exhibit, even still images seem warped, as though sliced thinly and put under a microscope, a piece of some moving picture.
Nothing really stands still.
In this exhibit, you walk into a room, and its walls disappear, replaced by dreamscapes into which you project your own fears, desires, and concepts. He, dependent on her for life, remains passive, utterly calm. She is his life, his breath, his savior. This article originally appeared in the Bay Area Reporter.