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The artist’s edible self-portraits Chocolate and cream filling, white fondant, sugar decorated delicious cakes created using a life-size alginate cast of the artist’s face assuming different expressions. During the 6 hour living installation connected to the exhibition “La Masca”, the audience is invited to taste the cakes in a sort of cannibalistic ritual.
The Masks Watermill Center, New York, March 2016. “La Masca” project includes five life-size masks produced using a life cast of my own face assuming different expressions. I then processed the mold with different materials that are symbolic to me and omnipresent in my work (red wool, sugar, acrylic nails, news/information, golden leaf). Photos @ Lindsay Morris Link to photo reportage by © lindsay morris - link
The Project Watermill Center, New York, March 2016. "La Masca" project was presented to the public on March 25. The project included three simultaneous events, conceptually and visually linked in a kind of circular narration: the US premiere of my experimental film "Ophelia did not drown", the installation of sculptures “La Masca” inspired by the masks used in the film and produced during the art residency at the Watermill Center, and “Ice”, a six-hours living installation.
“Ice”, the six-hours living installation deeply participatory, aims to involve the audience and interact with three different physical manifestations of the very concept of “mask”: the mask becomes an umbilical cord of wool, a delicious cake that the audience is invited to taste in a sort of cannibalistic ritual, and a heavy ice ballast that I must hold, inviting the public to help dissolve it with their breath, the warmth of their hands or even using an hair dryer that standson stage.
Link to photo reportage by © lindsay morris - link
“La Masca” is a mixed-media installation project that will exhibit seven original masks conceived on the basis of suggestions arising from my previous performative experience and from the work on my latest performance art based movie “Ophelia did not drown”. This complex and multifaceted project will be produced during a residency program at the Watermill Center - the laboratory for performance in the Hamptons, NY, directed by Bob Wilson - from February 28 to March 29, 2016. Link to photo reportage by © lindsay morris - link
Preliminary sketches and reference images for the project “La Masca”.