Image Archive
email the Artist: Suebe1art@aol.com
Look for the art book, "I'm Married to my
Technology"
Sexual Sonar
techno-human?
sexual sonar "ballme" ball everyone machine?
you are my virtual unreality...
are you a fantasy
or a techno-bad dream?
*extremely abridged version of Sexual Sonar |
"Surviving Obsession, Losing My Muse" 1997 video
"Coming Out of an Art Coma" 1998 video
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"Listen Up" Women's underwear with 2 delicate transitor
radios. 1995
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techno-chastity belt/spiritual safetybelt-I am in charge of my sexual
choices/protection from people with unloving agendas, recycled walkman,
acrylic, & sand...1997 |
Untitled, 1984 |
"Bra with Brains," bra with floppy disks &
condoms
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"Apathy is Not Okay," 7 x 3 ft., 1997 |
"Don't Selebrate Hate," 6 x 3 ft., 1996 |
Untitled, 30 x 40 in., acrylic on cardboard, 1989 |
"Disconnections," acrylic, wire, unstrteched canvas,
1984 |
"Technology Gives Me Choices... but it Cannot Restore my
Innocence," underpants, disk, paint, 1998 |
"Latex Your Mind," floppy disks, condoms,
1994 |
He stared - She replied,
"You wish your Balls were that Big," (more art armour, 1998)
So much for the male gaze.
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"Techno-art-armour," lingere with floppy disk |
"Is Technology Bust?" corset, floppy discs, acrylic
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"Don't lose your Humanity in your Technology," acrylic on
floppy disks
the technological revolution is evolving so rapidly, techno-old are
techno-antiques... |
"Breast Painting," 1997 11 feet, acrylic and pen on
paper |
"Excoriated Soul" 1999 unstretched canvas aprox. 16 ft X 3.5
feet, text written on canvas addresses Mala Zimetbaum's courage in defying the
Nazis in her life and in her death as well as other issues such as being a Jew
now and a wish we would "Globally Speaking" get it
together-Peace.
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"Safe Haven," 1998, an art poem in a muse box |
"Surviving Obsession Book," 1997 |
"Clit Protector"
a series, clit protectors for the anatomically unenlightened ball busters....
women are being sexually mutilated as part of a cultural "rite of
passage..."
sometimes this behavior manifests "metaphorically" speaking....
we must stop this behavior -- it is not okay. |
Untitled, 1984 |
Untitled, 1985 |
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