Performances > WRECK 2016

WRECK
Performance
180min
2016
WRECK
Performance
180min
2017
2017
WRECK
Performance
180min
2016
2017
ELASTANE
Spandex onepeice bathingsuit, resin, acrylic Ink
24 x 32 in
2017
Molt
Two Channel Video
20min
2016
Molt
Two Channel Video
20min
2017
Molt
Two Channel Video
20min
2016
ELASTANE
Spandex onepeice bathingsuit, resin, acrylic Ink
24 x 32 in
2016
Molt
Two Channel Video
20min
2016
Molt
Two Channel Video
2016

WRECK was performed as part of a three person show "Revolvers Are Meant for Crocodile-skins" curated by George William Price at the Chicago Artist Coalition featuring work by myself, B. Quinn, and John Steck Jr. WRECK 2016 was a three hour durational performance, I staged myself as a sculpture of a normative white male that was "melting" caught pants around his ankles leaking, unable to speak or move. I was covered in corn oil and body paint sold to sports fans, my face covered in plastic that ballooned and waned with my breathing like gills. The Oil and paint soaked my white mens button up and khaki paints, a costume I re purposed from "You Are Not Yours" an earlier manifestation of this business casual specter.


Photographic Documentation by Robert Chase Heishman