Greenspace, Greenscreen is an evolving public project that explores the failures and possibilities of green screen technology for remembering pasts, imagining futures and playing with the hybrid nature of our present. At its core, is Greenscreen, an editioned painting which functions as a “faulty” green screen: that is, instead of serving as a smooth chroma green backdrop, the painting is punctuated by cut-outs and gradations of green brushstrokes, which prevent one from cleanly keying it out. In 2023, Greenscreen will be transported to various public spaces where it will be activated by the artist and participants using historic images of the site in which it is temporarily stationed.
Greenscreen (Fourth Edition), 2023. Video documentation of two-panel screen walking through New York, NY. Oil, acrylic and mixed media on canvas stretched on aluminum frame, mounted on aluminum feet. Video documentation by Anne Marie Rooney.


Greenscreen (Third Edition), 2023. Single-panel screen. Oil, acrylic and mixed media on canvas stretched on aluminum frame, mounted on aluminum feet. 80 in x 36 in. Installed at Bush Terminal Park, Brooklyn, NY.
Greenscreen (Third Edition), 2023. Single-panel screen. Oil, acrylic and mixed media on canvas stretched on aluminum frame, mounted on aluminum feet. 80 in x 36 in. Installed at The Brooklyn Army Terminal, Brooklyn, NY
Greenscreen (Fourth Edition), 2023. Video documentation of two-panel screen walking through Cambridge, MA. Oil, acrylic and mixed media on canvas stretched on aluminum frame, mounted on aluminum feet. Video documentation by Elio Kennedy-Yoon.

GREENSPACE, GREENSCREEN
Greenscreen (First Edition), 2023. Video documentation of single-panel screen walking through New Haven, CT. Oil, acrylic, thread and mirrored plexiglass on canvas. 72 in x 72 in.
