Yes No Yes No Exhibition Poster

Olson Gallery 

Yes, No. Yes, No.

New sabbatical work by Jessica Henderson.

Random and referential, sarcastic and sentimental, nonsensical and narrative... Through a densely layered multimedia installation, Henderson visualizes the complicated tensions that emerge when embodied individuals live increasingly disembodied—or multi-bodied—lives.

As tech's involvement in daily life continues to increase at a disorienting rate, Henderson seeks to create space for conversation and consideration of the ways in which pervasive technologies shape human experience.

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