Art
Artist POV: Quarantine
- Client: Snapchat
- Agency: Monks
- Campaign: MADE IN QUARANTINE
- Year: 2020
- Role: Artist
Shot entirely through Snapchat Spectacles, Artist POV: Quarantine invited viewers to quite literally see through my eyes as I moved through introspective installations crafted from materials found in my studio. This three-part visual essay explored my relationship with art-making during the early days of the pandemic.
An artist at home.
An artist working.
An artist working from home.
01
Digesting the Past
A moment of nostalgia. I reflect on the time before, on the liberties that once felt permanent. There is a romanticized tension in looking back.
02
Processing the Present
The reality of now. Barbed wire, cinderblocks, an immobilized car, and a face mask all appear in a set that speaks to containment and emotional stillness. In that moment, survival felt like numbness. I was absorbing layer after layer of uncertainty, unable to process it fully in real time.
03
Floating Towards the Future
A slow, uncertain drift forward. The final scene unfolds on a rotating platform, symbolizing both motion and repetition. Harsh fluorescent light and synthetic materials evoke sterile, ambiguous spaces. Forward momentum is present, but it carries hesitation.
