18-24, 2013, Archival Pigment Print, Digital Audio File
Alicia Goodwin
In her most recent project titled 'Body Language', Goodwin explores the art of storytelling through words and pictures by capturing what she calls, “a person’s last, most final statement – one they literally take to the grave.” Black and white photographs of the words friends, family and strangers have chosen to tattoo on their bodies are paired with audio files of the person telling their "story."
The audio files will be accessible by scanning a QR code next to the photograph with a smartphone or other device. Bringing ear buds or headphones is suggested when visiting the gallery.
Alicia (Ali) Goodwin is the Director and Curator of Drift Contemporary Art Gallery, and a graduate of Rhode Island School of Design.
In her most recent project titled 'Body Language', Goodwin explores the art of storytelling through words and pictures by capturing what she calls, “a person’s last, most final statement – one they literally take to the grave.” Black and white photographs of the words friends, family and strangers have chosen to tattoo on their bodies are paired with audio files of the person telling their "story."
The audio files will be accessible by scanning a QR code next to the photograph with a smartphone or other device. Bringing ear buds or headphones is suggested when visiting the gallery.
Alicia (Ali) Goodwin is the Director and Curator of Drift Contemporary Art Gallery, and a graduate of Rhode Island School of Design.
