The Two-Dimensional Shadow, 2014-2016
Digital Photographs, In-Camera Collage, Installation

All Watched Over by Machines of Loving Grace
Archival inkjet print
30" x 24"
2014

Visible and Unverifiable, I
Archival inkjet print
20" x 28"
2015

The Two-Dimensional Shadow is a collection of digitized personal information scraped from websites and social media platforms where users interface with one another. Concerned with the lack of privacy among an increasingly technology infused society, the work focuses on how information is collected unbeknownst to consumers, and exploited by corporate and governmental agencies. The jumbled assemblages are an accumulation of data twisted, manipulated and restructured to represent our understanding and lack of control over the technology used to track and gather our personal information. The geometric, pixelated, and often incongruous images suggest a paradigm shift that examines the datafication of our electronic selves and the technological trails we leave behind.

Accumulation of Information, I
Archival inkjet print
24" x 30"
2015

Visible and Unverifiable, II
Archival inkjet print
16" x 20"
2015

Debris of Logic, I
Archival inkjet print
11" x 14"
2015

Debris of Logic, II
Archival inkjet print
11" x 14"
2015

Debris of Logic, III
Archival inkjet print
24" x 30"
2016

Accumulation of Information, II
Archival inkjet print
24" x 30"
2014

Web Beacon (1x1x1 Pixel Data Tracker), II
Archival inkjet print
25" x 20"
2016

UWeb Beacon (1x1x1 Pixel Data Tracker), I
Computer generated image
Archival inkjet print
32" x 40"
2015

Accumulation of Information, III
Archival inkjet print
24" x 30"
2016

Untitled (panopticon)
Archival inkjet print
20" x 25"
2015