[05/31/2022]
In this exhibition, Cohen presents work from three separate projects: “Women,” a six-year undertaking she self-funded through commercial work; “Hello, My Name Is,” a series of self-portraits that do not act as self-explorations, but rather as documentations of the vastly diverse fictional characters she has created; and finally an immersive installation of never-before-seen video work.
Cinematographically inspired, each image awakens a strong sense of ‘before’ and ‘after,’ allowing the viewer to catch Cohen’s characters —however much dressed, made and lit up— in a flickering moment of truth.
“Hello, My Name Is” is on view now until July 9 at Jeffrey Deitch, 925 North Orange Drive, Los Angeles
All artworks and Images Courtesy of the artist and Jeffrey Deitch, Los Angeles
Photos by Joshua and Charles White
Les indices
Un été, trois expositions
Comic
Theory of a Final Dream
Oregami de néon fluide
Pre-Post Art
Souvenirs des Immatériaux
Body Count
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