Michael, Is This a Joke?
2012
Hand-dyed wool yarn, wool, metal, glass jar, milk, Arduino waveshied
Michael, is this a Joke? speaks to the ubiquitous phenomena of assumed knowledge about others, suggesting that it is a projection of fear. As such, the installation offers only hints about the nightmare-derived narrative, and the activation of sound by the presence of the viewer indicates that the imposition of another person is imperative.
Michael, is this a Joke? speaks to the ubiquitous phenomena of assumed knowledge about others, suggesting that it is a projection of fear. As such, the installation offers only hints about the nightmare-derived narrative, and the activation of sound by the presence of the viewer indicates that the imposition of another person is imperative.
