Joel Ellis
MULTIMEDIA AND INSTALLATION ART
I am impressed by the works of ‘Camille Utterback’, her interactive installations, reactive works, site specific, and generative works, captures the minds of the viewer ”In a dynamic process of kinesthetic discovery and play”.
I love the way Camille’s work makes the participants want to interact with her work and continue to recreate her work in a live setting. I love her originality and the fresh and new creations and the way she thinks out of the box.
This work, Entangled was commissioned at the “Contemporary Jewish Museum”, for installation, for “New Experiments in Art and Technology” 2015.
Artist Statement
“My work is an attempt to bridge the conceptual and the corporeal. How we use our bodies to create abstract symbolic systems, and how these systems (language for example) have reverberations on our physical self is a matter of great concern to me. The dialog between these two realms is the subject of both my traditional and interactive work, and it is particularly relevant to our contemporary culture as we aim to grapple with the ramifications of virtuality and our increasing relationship with the interfaces and representational systems of our machines.”
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