Joseph O. Holmes • The Souls of Machines

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Monsters

In December 2012, New York's Museum of Modern Art invited visitors to step in front of Philip Worthington's "Shadow Monsters" installation, a white screen that projected their silhouettes onto the walls, turning them into crazy monsters and animals. Though the projections were totally entrancing, I found myself turning around to watch the visitors instead, as they twisted and contorted their bodies and faces before dozens of museum-goers, a study in body language, dance, theater, and self-consciousness. All prints in "Monsters" are produced by the artist starting at 16x20" in a limited edition of 12 for $1200. Inquire for larger sizes.

Monsters

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