Artlog

The vinyl letters on the mirror that read, “No worries, you can Photoshop that,” speak to the viewer candidly about digital manipulation. The mirror acts as a catalyst to self-discovery and is interrupted by the words that echo an age of constructed beauty.

This work reveals the obsession with Tagging, a technical feature of the social networking website, Facebook. The small square frames used in the application are now brought offline into the physical world and used as a mark making tool.

Here, I am expressing the idea of being addicted to the Internet. I am seen wearing everyday-looking clothing and attempting to escape a very small constructed space. When viewed in a web browser, Stuck Online reveals inner turmoil and raw emotion similar to physiological symptoms of claustrophobia.