“I think if the internet is a camera, society is also a camera, which is that when I go out, there are hundreds of people that are looking at me, and I’m sort of constraining or adjusting my behaviors. Some people call it code-switching. I'm performing for them in a manner that essentially takes away agency.”
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Jeremy Bailey is challenging the expectations of camera technology. Identity politics and evolving societal norms have been long-term inspirations in his work, but now he’s navigating performance with a touch of AR.
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