WE THE PEOPLE is a flawed realization of the intended purpose of government, allowing us to call into question not only the mechanisms through which it operates but also to critically think about the true intentions of the founding fathers.
The piece serves as a poignant commentary on the commodification of well-being, raising questions about the efficacy of medication (Placebo Effect), and the contemporary pharmaceutical industry.
Fear is poison / pain and pleasure / Some people get off on it / I try to stay away. / Only place I’m comfortable is isolation. / Truthfully. / I'm alive.
Check every hollow; follow every crease and let it swallow you down. Let it tickle, that’s it you're fickle. See? You’re weak, you're fickle. Let it tickle you. You are bored almost bored.
Even outside of forms of more explicit resistance, our project hopes to examine what it means to embrace joy and love in the mundane, while existing in a marginalized body that is so often susceptible to violence.
A Museum of Mannequins: A Study of Mimicry considers New York City spaces that are traditionally and newly seen as commercial by raising the oddities of inconspicuous spaces' grandeur.