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Museum of Edinburgh, 2008
‘In front of you I am’ focuses on the individual as part of a continuum in time, a community, an environment, a cosmos.
As the Camera Obscura observes the city with its inhabitants ‘In front of you I am’ shifts the perspective from the individual as part of society to the individual itself. Parts of the body are shown larger than reality. It zooms in to analyse. The body becomes the material, questioning the nature of our body, who we are and how we display and define ourselves. Encouraging us to slow down, to step back, to change perspective and reflect.
As long as human kind exists the body and its actions will always represent ideas, opinions and will influence its environment, by being active as well as passive.