Digital Identities examines how we negotiate, define, and defend ourselves in the digital sphere
How do we define ourselves in this moment of primarily digital connection? There is a fundamental shift happening in our understanding of the self in the world. In the fight for Black lives and the COVID pandemic, our culture is struggling between individualism and collectivism, between selfish oblivion and critical self analysis and healing. These issues are deeply personal and yet deeply systemic. In the work of all of these artists, we can see them examining their individual identities and exploring the shifting concepts and conversations around identity, self-presentation, healing, and emotional engagement in our digital sphere.
—Kathleen Kelley
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We recognize that the current economic realities are unprecedented, and we want everyone to be able to access the important and timely work in P/FPF. All contents of the festival are free, but if you have the means to do so, we encourage you to make a donation to support the artists. Many artists have chosen to have their shares redirected to racial justice organizations.
Nico Brown
instagram dance for 5/18/20
Alexander Diaz
Coming soon!
Johnnie Cruise Mercer
Process Memoir 7: OpenScript
Erick Boustead
INNRSPCE: Finding Life On Earth
Catherine Eng
I Only Move in Circles Now
slowdanger:
empathy machine
Smart Snow:
Vibracorpus
two works in conversation