Double Exposure (Portrait of Apt.4F)
Double Exposure (Portrait of Apt.4F) is a site-specific live-stream projection exploring distance, misalignment, and intimacy through light and architecture.
Two live video feeds—capturing the Brooklyn apartment windows of artists JinJin Xu and Maite Iribarren Vazquez—were superimposed onto their shared studio window in Bushwick. As they prepared to leave New York for Macau and Mexico, the tilted projections (based on Earth’s curvature) transformed their departure into a quiet meditation on global movement and shifting proximity.
The image shifted with the day: overpowered by sunlight, coming into focus at dusk, and dissolving into reflection by night. This one-night installation echoed the emotional rhythm of long-distance relationships.
Materials: Two Channel Live-Stream Projections, Foamboard, & Blackout Vinyl
JinJin Xu's apartment window superimposed onto the studio window, tilting at 116° (New York to Macau)
Maite Iribarren Vazquez's apartment window superimposed onto the studio window, tilting at 31° (New York to Mexico)
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