A short video that deals with the common fears that plague most reoccurring dreams. This piece calls into question the fight to distinguish waking life, from sleeping life, and the fears which follow us into our sleep. This piece echoes on my own personal love/hate relationship with sleep; the need to rest but the fear of nightmares.
My name is Erin Zerbe, and I'm a multimedia artist working in video, photography, performance, and new media. My work specializes in human interactions and relationships with the body, tackling issues of body image and cultural perceptions of fatness. Currently I teach at Virginia Commonwealth University in the Kinetic Imaging and Art Foundations Departments. Artist. Professor. Troublemaker. I wear my titles with pride.