Peep Show
Site specific interactive installation, 2006

Juxtaposing concepts of analog and digital optical imagery, Peep Show includes three live, independent camera feeds which manipulates and projects the image of the audience member above "peep holes" along a 18' fabricated wall. As the user attempts to see what is hidden behind the wall, an experiment of social control and collaboration actually takes place. When looking through the peep hole, it's impossible to view the result projected above forcing the patron to seek assistance from another in the space so they may fully experience the work.

Additional work from local artist Benjamin Entner was included in the exhibition titled Side Show on April 1st complete with carnival music, popcorn and clowns creating a fun, yet erie, environment in which the community could openly participate. Art for people.