kaleidogif series marie-josiane agossou and <a href=”http://msdm.org.uk”>paula roush After receiving an invitation to participate in Never gonna gif you up , a speedshow curated by Nora O Murchú for the openhere festival in Dublin, paula roush proposed for us to…
My collaboration with Esther Jones, The Order of Things, has been screened at the MaMSIE (Mapping Maternal Subjectivities, Identities and Ethics) conference held at Birkbeck back in April 2011. It has now been published in…
Emolab meeting in SecondLife: My hancroft, kyryl71 Byron, La Pau and Mariepix Mixmaster try to set up a group chat over late breakfast at Kalepa gardens. We”d started this collaboration and relationship a few months back, first with a skype…
The Order Of Things: Where Are You? authors: esther jones and marie-josiane agossou video, colour, sound, 8”20″ Three faceless women try to juggle the care of an-Other with the tasks-at-hand, both essential in their roles. They are finding it difficult.…
Tangible Experiments I, digital Art Gallery, South Bank University, London, UK – Jars- video, sound and electronics – collaborative -david wright and marie-josiane
Voice over for Maria Lusitano”s MA piece “The War Correspondent” post archive from 2009 Contributing to this piece was a very interesting experience in terms of collaboration. Maria Being in Sweden and I being in London meant that we had…
no video by webcam operators paula roush and marie-josiane agossou) video, colour, sound, 5”17″ “Grabbing synchronous webcam channels, we reflect on our roles as webcam operators and spectators” no video no longer exists.
cctvecstasy cctvecstasy at AGM 09 under ctrl at the RADIATOR: EXPLOITS IN THE WIRELESS CITY cctvecstasy explores webcam performance in the surveillance space. in front of a live audience. Featuring: paula roush as cctvecstasy, marie josiane agossou as marie_pix, deej…
Video piece and sound design. In collaboration with Renk Martin the piece seeks out to represent the artists multicultural and multi racial backgrounds and their struggle in integration and acceptance. Mix no longer exists.