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First Person Plural, The Electronic Diaries of Lynn Hershman Leeson (1984-Ongoing) Trailer A VIDEO confessional that records Hershman’s struggle, transformation, and transcendence as her personal story unfolds before the camera and sees the mirroring effects when personal becomes political, becomes cultural.
The story that unfolds over the course of the four-part work is an honest, intimate view into Hershman Leeson’s experiences. Yet the film also demonstrates the gap between the artist’s real and virtual selves, and her struggle with authenticity as she tapes her innermost thoughts. Sometimes she cuts, multiplies, and mirrors her own image ...
In recent years, Hershman Leeson has expanded these diaries by interviewing specialists to discuss the ethics and possibilities of DNA replication, genome editing, advances in biotechnology, and new surveillance methods that come with it. This film accompanies. Lynn Hershman Leeson: Moving-Image Innovator.
The Electronic Diaries (1984-2019) An early pioneer of new media artworks, American artist Lynn Hershman Leeson examines the moral, cultural and political derivatives of the electronic evolution.
Here's the plot: "A womans personal life unfolds over twelve years in a video diary that simultaneously parallels and reflects global history Personal fears and obsession dissolve into a story of...
Synopsis. A woman’s personal life unfolds over twelve years in a video diary that simultaneously parallels and reflects global history. Personal fears and obsession dissolve into a story of triumph and empowerment as the protagonist eventually finds her voice.
Short Films. 74 min. 1983. Directed by Lynn Hershman Leeson. In the years before social media, before blogs, before the internet, there was Lynn Hershman Leeson. Her 'Electronic Diaries Part 1' is the first segment of an incredibly honest video diary – one of a series of emotional, intimate diaries – made by the artist.
