IndexExhibitions
Solo exhibition
Digital Mirror: Selfie-Consciousness
Overview
Digital Mirror: Selfie-Consciousness examined the digital world as a reflection and extension of physical identity. Combining pop culture, proto-Renaissance Christian imagery, Japanese mythology, and video-game aesthetics, the exhibition asked how networked images and intercultural symbols reshape the ways people see themselves and the world around them.
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Installation overview
Installation overview
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Selected works
Umajirushi: Violent Awakening of the World Wide Web
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Allegories of Caves, Resurrections, and the True Light
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Byoubu / Lottery Caves
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Penis Swords / Endless Scroll
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Helix Target Realigning / Tatami Tare
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Quasar Bullseye
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Notes and credits
- Technical / curatorial notes
- The installation combined sculptural, image-based, and screen-like forms. This page groups related views by artwork so details can be read alongside full installation images.
- Credits
- Presented by Utah Museum of Contemporary Art. Artwork and installation: Mina Systems. Mina Systems worked with Jared Steffensen on the exhibition. Interpretive context adapted from the original UMOCA and 15 Bytes exhibition texts.