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Over the holiday weekend, I finally gave myself a chance to dig through a bunch of old materials from college and grad school. I discovered all kinds of art projects I had totally forgotten about!

Here’s a video piece I created in grad school. It’s one of the very first that pretty much taught me the basics of Final Cut Pro and After Effects.

I’m quite amused watching it all these years later (especially by the part with the flashing eyes!).

I recall having a lot of fun shooting and cutting up the assets for this, but I’m not sure why I decided on such a weird aspect-ratio.

I was clearly quite the rebel all the way back in 2002.

These were all crafted in the past year or so. I’m so happy that I finally got around to making digital copies to share with you!

I kinda love this series. Mainly because it documents my discernible love/hate relationship with consumerism and the obsession of a mass-manufactured society.

I’ll be posting more artwork to the site soon.

Most of what I do: video installation pieces, photography, digital art, and more collage (usually mixed with acrylic). Yay!   -Nicole