In Dating/Algorithms/Identity, I examined dating websites as a way to look at identity. I looked at the language and the algorithms commonly used for online identity and their association with dating. The question raised were as follows: what keywor…

In “Dating/Algorithms/Identity”, I examined dating websites as a way to look at identity. I looked at the language and the algorithms commonly used for online identity and their association with dating. The question raised were as follows: what keywords are used to self identify, what words are used to mold image, what words are used to group and categorized individuals, what reductive form of language is used to quickly identify and attract a potential mate, what words are used to market oneself. The goal of this piece to to raise questions about the objectification of language as it pertains to dating, identity and partnership.

In this series titled “Polarization” I scrutinize the weaponization of language used to sow discord and consolidate power. I incorporates direct quotations sourced from speeches, news reports, and social media—including Supreme Court Justices, political leaders, and other high-profile public figures—superimposed over images of underwear. This layered juxtaposition starkly highlights and underscore the current societal polarization and division of our time.

“Ode To Ginni Thomas” 2024

Digital Photography. Variable sizes available for archival printing on Hahnemuhle paper.

“Ode To Marjorie Taylor Greene” 2024

Digital Photography. Variable sizes available for archival printing on Hahnemuhle paper.

Ode To Sonia Sotomayor” 2024

Digital Photography. Variable sizes available for archival printing on Hahnemuhle paper.