• Work
  • Hidden Mothers: Re-& Enactment of Emotional Labor
  • Biking: Reenactment+Enactment of Layers of Female Labor
  • Protest Reenactment Project
  • Patents By Women Line Drawing Collage
  • Grandmother Hypothesis
  • 04|28|20 news pixels tapestry
  • toy advertisements for girls tapestry
  • kitchen & bedroom pixel tapestry
  • at home
  • fabric patterns
  • in the kitchen, in the bedroom (v. 2), Covid-19
  • in the bedroom
  • temporary sculptures
  • in the kitchen
  • always somebody's daughter: reenactments
  • no, i will not lose my hair
  • stay-at-home-mom
  • just a girl
  • us (sculpture #1)
  • self portrait
  • my hair your hair
  • everyday absurdities
  • unsettled
  • stacking...stacking...stacking...
  • mowing...mowing...mowing...
  • impossible kinetic sculptures
  • trapped inside pixels...
  • androgyforms
  • fitting in
  • i'm impressionable
  • MFA Thesis
  • Beijing By Bike
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sarah buckius
  • Work
  • Hidden Mothers: Re-& Enactment of Emotional Labor
  • Biking: Reenactment+Enactment of Layers of Female Labor
  • Protest Reenactment Project
  • Patents By Women Line Drawing Collage
  • Grandmother Hypothesis
  • 04|28|20 news pixels tapestry
  • toy advertisements for girls tapestry
  • kitchen & bedroom pixel tapestry
  • at home
  • fabric patterns
  • in the kitchen, in the bedroom (v. 2), Covid-19
  • in the bedroom
  • temporary sculptures
  • in the kitchen
  • always somebody's daughter: reenactments
  • no, i will not lose my hair
  • stay-at-home-mom
  • just a girl
  • us (sculpture #1)
  • self portrait
  • my hair your hair
  • everyday absurdities
  • unsettled
  • stacking...stacking...stacking...
  • mowing...mowing...mowing...
  • impossible kinetic sculptures
  • trapped inside pixels...
  • androgyforms
  • fitting in
  • i'm impressionable
  • MFA Thesis
  • Beijing By Bike
NEWS
CV
Email Me
The Manos Buckius Cooperative
Kids R Feminist MakeRs
Bio

my hair your hair

2011 | photographs Family portraits often expose complex interpersonal dynamics. To symbolize these intricacies, my hair becomes a wig for each of my family members. Wigs conceal and reveal identities temporarily. My ill-fitting wigs point to our differences, while at the same time suggesting the permanent connection between our common genetic information. Photography allows me to capture these momentary sculptures and to create an illusion that joins our heads to make one.

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