Film screeners have
become cultural signifiers — connoting access, insider status and power for those who receive them.
Not exact matches
On its own, a Polaroid image is fully identified with the artwork that ultimately grew out of it; the face depicted
becomes a kind of
signifier for larger
cultural concepts of beauty, power, and worth.
Her work embodies a notion of identity crisis, where origin and ownership of
cultural signifiers becomes an unsettling and dubious terrain.