Video still from Work Work Work, 2016.
 

Liat Berdugo + Emily Martinez as Five Twins

Video, runtime 05:43, 2016.
In collaboration with Emily Martinez as Anxious to Make.

Description

How is one to understand technology by investigating its economies? The video, Liat Berdugo + Emily Martinez as Five Twins, is an ongoing commission of fake twins sourced from Fiverr.com who double themselves in post-production. In outsourcing identities to laborers in this economy, this work examines the kinds of subjectivities produced by the sharing economy, and how these ideas relate to a subject re/produced in vulnerability, self­-appreciation and self-­esteem – qualities that underlie the psychology of the neoliberal subject.

Exhibitions + Screenings

  • “Anxious to Make,” Unrequited Leisure, Nashville, TN. Jan 4 - Feb 2 2020.

  • “Currents New Media 2019,” El Museo Cultural de Santa Fe. June 7 - 23, 2019.

  • “Self,” Fringe Arts Bath 2019, May 24 - June 9, 2019.

  • “Self as Actor: Colonizing Identity,” NeMe Arts Center, Limassol, Cyprus. February 15 - March 15, 2019.

  • “OFF THE WALL 2018,” Arts + Literature Laboratory, Madison, WI. Aug 4 2018. 

  • “Precarious Life 2.0,” The Luminary, St. Louis, MO. Jun 24 - July 15 2017.

  • “Side Gig: Anxious To Make,” B4BEL4B, Oakland, CA. Nov 19 - Dec 15 2016.

  • “B4BEL4B Pop Up Gallery,” Real Future Fair, Oakland Museum of California, Oakland, CA. Nov 15 2016. 

  • “Me and You and This Other Thing,” Southern Exposure Gallery, SF, CA. November 5 - 26 2016.

  • “20th International VIDEOMEDEJA,” Museum of Contemporary Art, Novi Sad, Serbia. Oct 22 2016. 

  • “YBCA Public Square: Investigations of Labor & Ecology,” YBCA, San Francisco, CA. April 16 2016. 

  • “Document V,” The Luminary, St. Louis, MO. Mar 25 - May 20 2016.

Press + Publications

East Bay Express | KQED Arts

 
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