Artist Talk — Britland Tracy
Episode Summary
Britland Tracy’s creative practice is an organic and intentional exploration of collective social norms in image and text. Her cinematic multi-media documentation flips narratives, reverses power structures and collapses siloes. She investigates how we see—and mirrors back some telling truths.
In this conversation, Britland discusses, among other things:
Camera as mediator
Gender constructs
Male vulnerability
Strong opinions, loosely held
Human-inflicted trauma
Sensationalizing violence
Working from a set of rules
Creative kinship
Serendipity
Applied abstractions of visual allegory
Interiority displayed
Artist Resources/Inspiration
Show Me Yours by Britland Tracy
Pardon My Creep with Kellye Eisworth
Pictures From Home by Larry Sultan
The Poetics Of Space by Gaston Bachelard
Gender and The Journal: Diaries and Academic Discourse by Cinthia Gannett