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Someone Else. 2015.

The fourth in a series of covers, preceded by I’ll Give.

Music + Lyrics: Grimes, “Oblivion”, 2012.

♡Thank you♡ Katana: Sam Lindberg Cameraman: Alejandro Lopez-Black “Oblivion” T-Shirt Design: Jacob Blank Additional thanks: Clementine Frye, Viktor Maciag, Enrique Mejico

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I’ll Give. 2015.

The third in a series of covers, preceeded by Ever Leave and succeeded by Someone Else.

Music + Lyrics: Hot Chip, “Over and Over” (2006).

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Demo for Æcerbot: Reprise. 2015. Completed during my residency at ACRE. A short film demo for a future work - features wooden mockups of a wheelbarrow and scythe augmented with an iPhone 6 Plus.

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Ever Leave. 2015. Completed during my artist’s residency at ACRE, July 2015.

The second in a series of covers, preceded by To You, Somehow and suceeded by I’ll Give.

Lyrics: Beach Boys, “God Only Knows” (1966).

For Tyler.

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all the times that I felt lonely while at ACRE. 2015. Video / installation.

Completed during my residency at ACRE, this video serves as the online counterpart to a physical installation on the grounds of ACRE’s residency in Steuben, Wisconsin. The permanent installation, a wooden signpost with the web address of this video, rests at the top of a mountain colloquially known as Cell Phone Mountain, as it’s the only place to get a cell phone signal at ACRE without going into town.

To reach the physical installation: 1. Travel to the ACRE residency grounds, beginning at the ACRE lodge. 2. Head west down County Road E until you reach a fork in the road - take the right. 3. A little past a short bridge, there will be a clearing in the trees that reveals a trail. Walk up this trail to the left, away from the large pasture on the mountain’s base. 4. Continue walking down the trail until you reach a fork. Once again, take the right. This trail will lead you directly up to the top of the mountain.