bones
Video, 2023
About the artwork
What are bones? Bones are hard and white and dry. Bones are the structure of the body. Bones are the memory of the body. Bones are the history of the body. Bones are the poetry of the body. Bones are the body without the body. Bones are the body without the life. Bones are the life without the life. Bones are the life without the death. Bones are the death without the death. Bones are the death without the end. Bones are the end without the end. Bones are the end without the beginning. Bones are the beginning without the beginning. Bones are the beginning without the bones. Bones are the bones without the bones. Bones are the bones with the bones. Bones are the bones.
Bones are not just bones. Bones are the shapes of the animals. Bones are the shapes of the humans. Bones are the shapes of the shapes. Bones are the shapes of the words. Bones are the words of the shapes. Bones are the words of the bones. Bones are the words of the words. Bones are the words. Bones are the sounds of the words. Bones are the sounds of the bones. Bones are the sounds of the sounds. Bones are the sounds. Bones are the silence of the sounds. Bones are the silence of the bones. Bones are the silence of the silence. Bones are the silence. Bones are the noise of the silence. Bones are the noise of the bones. Bones are the noise of the noise. Bones are the noise. Bones are the bones.
Sound by skippy
Audio explanation
Listen to adios from everywhere discuss this work.
adios from everywhere works across collage, poetry, and AI image-making. Their practice moves between stop-motion animation, mixed media, and machine-generated visuals, drawing on chance, fragmentation, and the poetics of disruption.
Past exhibitions include the Multiverse show at UMass Amherst, Beeple’s Election Night 2024, and Los Raros/Las Raras in Valladolid, Spain. In spring 2025, they spoke on film history, technology, and aesthetics in The Machine in the Garden seminar at Sarah Lawrence College.
They have collaborated with musicians such as Dean Wareham, Gary Wilson, and artists from Teen Beat Records, creating videos and visual experiments that fuse underground sound with surreal montage.
Their work embraces disintegration and recomposition whether through collage, film, or AI seeking the uncanny territories where narrative slips, memory mutates, and image becomes estranged from itself.