1. Tan Lines from a Spiritual Retweet, 2022
2. Smiles and pay per view Channel, 2024
3. Meanwhile, in the glossy interface, 2024
4. A less obedient version of Alexa, 2023
5. Crying until Laughing, 2023
6. Gossip Quarters, 2023
7. Simerella, 2022
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Tan lines from a Spiritual Retweet, at 1646, The Hague
The possibility to continuously reinvent ourselves is ever-present in a digitalised world. With two new video installations that will be on view in the exhibition, Carmen explores the meaning of getting to know oneself by transforming and trying on different masks and personas. Grandma’s taking a selfie, raver kids hanging up their parents’ laundry, women in labor, and actresses playing the role of being watched… Through her work, Carmen looks at cultural phenomena and myths to touch on identity, reality, storytelling, gossip and representation. Inviting us to embrace change as an opportunity to explore ourselves.Curated by Clara Palli and Johan Gustavsson, photos by Jhoeko.
Tan Lines from a Spiritual Retweet, 2022
Mixed-Media (wood, plastic, 7 videos)
400 x 600 x 1200
Tan Lines from a Spiritual Retweet, 2022
Mixed-Media (wood, plastic, 7 videos)
400 x 600 x 1200
Tan Lines from a Spiritual Retweet, 2022
Mixed-Media (wood, plastic, 7 videos)
400 x 600 x 1200
Tan Lines from a Spiritual Retweet, 2022
Mixed-Media (paper, ink, metal)
20 x 10 x 15
Tan Lines from a Spiritual Retweet, 2022
Mixed-Media (wood, plastic, 7 videos)
400 x 600 x 1200
Tan Lines from a Spiritual Retweet, 2022
Mixed-Media (wood, vinyl, carpet)
400 x 600 x 800
Tan Lines from a Spiritual Retweet, 2022
Mixed-Media (wood, vinyl, carpet)
400 x 600 x 800
K girls hanging up their parents laundry, 2021
Mixed-Media (methacrylate, aluminium lightbox, digital painting done in VR)
100 x 100 x 10
Women in Labour, 2021
Mixed-Media (vinyl, light, digital painting done in VR)
100 x 100 x 10
Women in her belongings, 2021
Mixed-Media (vinyl, light, digital painting done in VR)
100 x 100 x 10
Tan Lines from a Spiritual Retweet, 2022
Mixed-Media (wood, vinyl, carpet)
400 x 600 x 800