Cassandra C. Jones — Send Me a Link — Lightning Drawing 1
Exhibitions/Cassandra C. Jones

Cassandra C. Jones

Send Me a Link
Eli Ridgway Gallery, San Francisco · 2009

From a vast collection of found and "hunted" photographs, Cassandra C. Jones builds collages and silent video loops that draw connections across how we make, share, and consume images in today's remix culture. Some works compile hundreds of amateur and professional snapshots of a single subject — lightning bolts, horses caught mid-jump — into studies of motion and non-linear narrative.

Other works move in the opposite direction, stripping a single photograph down to an isolated shape, then multiplying and arranging those forms so that singularity and multiplicity coexist within the same image.

WorksClick to enlarge
Lightning Drawing 1
Lightning Drawing 1
2009 · Archival inkjet · 24 × 24 in · edition of 2
Swarm
Swarm
2009 · Archival inkjet print · 24 × 24 in · edition of 2
Iris
Iris
2009 · Archival inkjet print · 24 × 24 in · edition of 2
Lightning Drawing 2
Lightning Drawing 2
2009 · Archival inkjet print · 24 × 30 in · edition of 2
Snow Ball — video still
Snow Ball
2009 · Video (silent), loop · edition of 5
Disco Girl — video still
Disco Girl
2009 · Video (silent), loop · edition of 5
Car Fire — video still
Car Fire
2009 · Video (silent), loop · edition of 5
Single Frame Animation #2 — video still
Single Frame Animation #2
2009 · Video (silent), loop · edition of 2
Fermata 3
Fermata 3
2008 · eBay collection · 20 × 40 in (framed)
Fermata 5
Fermata 5
2008 · eBay collection · 20 × 40 in (framed)
Press
“Jones' ‘Lightning Drawings' revive in 21st century terms the old Surrealist notion, with roots in psychoanalysis and mystical tradition, of a hidden order behind manifest reality that only the right sort of decoding or shakeup can reveal.”
Kenneth Baker · San Francisco Chronicle · 2009