In Jacolby Satterwhite’s “uncommonly elastic imagination” (The New York Times), virtual characters perform wordless scenes of transformation and desire.
Constructing virtual worlds through stream-of-consciousness architecture, Satterwhite draws from a personal mythology that fuses familial obsessions, pop culture, and art history.
Dressed in elaborate costumes adorned with electronic devices, Satterwhite’s avatar bounds from the screen in licentious live performances.
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