WE

This project is for everyone.

As an attempt to exhibit multiplicity within identity, a single sentence interview was conducted among the community of San Francisco Art Institute;

“How do you define yourself?”

The responses were unique, genuine and all incite curiosity. WE are never just one thing, and what we are seen as is not all that we are.

We deserve to understand each other.

“WE” - 7ft by 5ft Oil on Linen

The video text in this piece is a compilation of responses, shown anonymously together, translating the multiplicity of identity.

Each person expressed themselves in a unique way. Given a safe, open platform they were able to articulate themselves through an uninterrupted view, as they wish to be seen in the world. Without socially determined expectations.

Collaborators included below offered Video, Audio or Written responses. Special thanks to Julia Fairbrother, Daniel Deosaran, Frank Nunez, Chris Paddock and Oscar Lopez.

Christopher Atanasoff - Vivian Vivas - Quinton - Anonymous - Pandora D. Kellywood - Kirsten Mitchell Girard - Raven Kemp - Molly Schneider - Bobby Singer - Nico Aparicio - Amber Fenton - Hector Barajas - Bryant Cortopasii - Sebastian Petersen - Sae Yong Lee - Ellen Strecker - Anthia Hansen - Julia Fairbrother - Daniel Deosaran - Alicia Lewis - Frank Nunez - Tyler Park - Danny McGinnist Jr. - Abbie Soule - Caitlin Stone-Collonge - Samir Thapa - Nivedita Madigubba - Alex Dungan - Chris Williams - Ava - Ashley Malloy - James X Patterson - Cait Petersen - Yucky Yenchen - Lyn Redd - Sarah Becker - Michael Sarago - Francesca Balagtas - Drew Dafner