Institute History
Description
This piece is housed at New Frontier at Kimball Art Center and is open to credential holders.
To attain a better understanding of VR, body horror, and the ways that commercial entities manufacture 3-D objects to embody and/or disembody our relationship to gender, the artist has created DICKGIRL 3D(X), a non-binary version of EVA v3.0, a female-gendered avatar used in the commercial world of adult entertainment and computer games. This VR experience invites you to settle into a vegan leather beanbag and become both a “porn star protagonist” and a “post-human pleasure seeker” in an energetic encounter with an unidentified, submissive, clay-like sculpture.
— S.F.
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