“Past Dreams of the Future,” 2014.
Nakagin Capsule Tower was built in 1972 by architect Kisho Kurokawa and is one of the few remaining buildings from the Japanese Metabolism movement. The building is in a state of disrepair and each year that passes the threat of demolition looms nearer. In ”Past Dreams of the Future,” I transformed into my perception of an inhabitant of Nakagin Capsule Tower, channeling the dreams of the future the building once embodied, as well as the fear and anxiety of what is yet to come.
“Untitled Portraits of Japan,” 2014. 11" x 14", digital chromogenic prints. All shot on medium format film.
“FANTASY IRL,” 2010.
“Fantasy IRL” was a year long collaborative project from 2009- 2010 between artists Senna Chanel and Sydney Mills emulating fan culture and the various methodology fans utilize in their everyday lives. The project investigates tropes of escapism, role- play, and desire, culminating in a gallery show May 2010. The project was funded by the Handtmann Prize for Photography grant at the University of Southern California, 2009.
“Kite Day,” diptych, 2008. 16’’ x 20’’, C-prints.
“Voids,” series of 12, 2007. 11’’ x 14’’, C-prints.
“Voids” is a series of portraits of my ex-boyfriends that were printed in a color darkroom. Using analog techniques, I was able to create a finished product of chromogenic prints with an absence of only their visages.
"Don't do Heroin," 2007. 16" x 20", C-Print.
