Included in the exhibition is my video piece Wanderlust, Part 7. The work was photographed during the summer of 2007 in Buffalo, NY. In Wanderlust, I examine place from both a personal and external view by wandering the streets, neighborhoods, pathways, and environs of intercity Buffalo. I also wander through our attic, attempting to connect and comprehend what place means to me on a personal and cultural level. Wanderlust was shot during the same time as I was developing my current series of still photographs, When I See You, I Will Show You Our Road. While each project is a separate work, the process and overlap in making the two works inform each other. Wanderlust is a continuous loop and runs on a 10.5 minute cycle. The video was primarily made with a Nikon Digital SLR still camera in addition to a Canon XL-1. The final work was edited in Final Cut Pro and designed to be projected as a single channel video installation/projection.
Video Still from Wanderlust, 2007
Video Still from Wanderlust, 2007Low Resolution excerpt from Wanderlust, Part 7, 2007
Installation View, Upton Gallery, 2007Another excerpt from Wanderlust, 2007, DeHart
