Featured Artist: Rebecca Fuchs
For the week of April 2, 2007
In these photographs, men and women are placed in locker rooms and bathrooms in staged narratives. The narratives reference Lacan's mirror stage: the point in infant development in which the child recognizes him or herself in the mirror as a whole entity instead of part of his or her mother—or in this case—peer group. Functioning as literal mirror-stages, locker rooms and bathrooms are used in the photographs as sites of mimicry and performance; the self is performed and peers are mimicked in these private/public spaces.
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Anonymous
I presume you'll stage a photo of half-naked women next?
Oh my, what *am* I saying? That would be sexist!
Anonymous
becca fuchs has real talent. i love this photo! her whole collection is spectacular. i wish i had her fabulous skills!
migstep
WOW! So much is stated in the photos! Excellent work! Bravo!
Anonymous
The subject and scenes are very intriguing. Who wears tighty whities anyway?
Anonymous
I like these photos.They are deicious. Especially the first one. I think the in the end men and women are one, but not in the physical reality, that is why I can understand the mirror thing stuff, but not in the physical...