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A DAY THAT TOOK 2000 YEARS TO MAKE

2015

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multi-media installation, silkscreen on print media, video, sound, color, 5:05

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A stop-motion animation collage exploring the effects of manipulated, historical iconography in aggrevating political and socio-cultural satire. As the film commercializes classically offensive racial imagery into contemporary discourse, the film additionally addresses the issues of immigration, gentrification, exodus, and disparity (to this day) through a playful narrative of interdisciplinary metaphorism.