Portrait of t.
3D scanned augmented reality sculpture
Life-size
2022
This monument, Portrait of t., is part of a larger project of 3D scanned, sculptural and AR portraits of people who have undergone life-altering physical transformations.
This artwork depicts multimedia artist tiger west. I asked them to describe the piece in their own words. They write: “tiger presents their body as a divided subject, marked by the collision of cancer and a trans identity. The portrait reveals a truth in embodiment, fragmented parts sculpted into being.”
This exhibition is visible in AR on www.xrensemble.com, and geolocated at Grand Army Plaza, Brooklyn, as part of the group exhibition Make Us Visible, curated by Katie Peyton-Hofstadter, with XR Ensemble and Pollinate Art. This project superimposes AR artworks by gender-diverse artists over monuments to men. This piece is sited in proximity to the bust of Dr. Alexander J.C. Skene, a man memorialized for his contributions to gynecology.
Spectrality (from the Divers, X)
View online (desktop) and in augmented reality (mobile)
Digital sculpture with AR, 2021
GLB, USDZ, TXT Web browser, iOS, Android, Linux, Windows, Mac
Edition of 200, 1AP
Presented by Feral File for the exhibition
In The Bardo: Unpacking The Real, curated by Julie Walsh
Synthetic-Corporeality
Group exhibition curated by Julie Walsh for Meet Digital Culture Centre, Milan.
Dream-Space
In 2019, I curated this online exhibition of 13 artists. The website is currently undergoing maintenance and will be re-launched later in 2024.
Dematerialized
Solo exhibition in Mozilla Hubs (can be viewed in a VR headset or in the browser), 2021
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