Old Technologies, New Embodiments / Queer Science: On Virtual Touching
A slideshow by artist Jennifer Moon
By Jennifer MoonAugust 2, 2020
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About the Artist:
Jennifer Moon (b. 1973, Lafayette, Indiana; lives and works in Los Angeles) is a polydisciplinamorous life-artist whose work investigates organizing systems (social systems, institutional structures, power relations, scientific theories, emotional frameworks, etc.) and how these various systems are entangled, co-constituted, performed, and perpetuated through bodies (human, nonhuman, material, immaterial).
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LARB Contributor
Jennifer Moon (b. 1973, Lafayette, Indiana; lives and works in Los Angeles) is a polydisciplinamorous life-artist whose work investigates organizing systems (social systems, institutional structures, power relations, scientific theories, emotional frameworks, etc.) and how these various systems are entangled, co-constituted, performed, and perpetuated through bodies (human, nonhuman, material, immaterial). Drawing from queer life, science, self-help, popular culture, the extremely personal, and fantasy, Moon’s work mobilizes potential to reconfigure our relationship to power, to reignite the social and political imaginaries, and to stimulate change beyond binaries, hierarchies, and capital.