Prototype for a Dream Sequence

In the foreground is a patterned red carpet drapped over a metal structure with casters. In the background are four large scale black and white photographs of men synchonized in throwing balls in the air, and a wood sculpture of a torso and arm supported by a metal tripod.

^{Prototype for a Dream Sequence is assembled from a desire to support the complex preparatory labor of constructing just futures under the lived conditions of historical and quotidian subjection. It is a continuation of a practice engaged with queer absences in the archive. The ongoing legacy of the AIDS crisis, and the generations of queer erasure that precede it have created the conditions for an untethered queer present. In this body of work, artifacts and fragments become tools to imagine histories/ herstories/ theirstories.}

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2020}