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The Feminine, the Hermaphrodite, the Angel: Gender Mutations and Dream Cosmogonies in Multimedia Projection and Installation (1976–1994)

ABSTRACT: The authors describe their long-term collaborative multimedia projection-and-installation practice in which they address issues of gender and technology. Early projects questioned the feminine through body works and self-portraiture; more recent pieces contest the male/female bipolarity by focusing on hermaphroditism and intersexuality. Their artistic production ranges from films and expanded projections challenging cinematic norms, to immersive visual and auditive environments. Their interest in a range of diverse technologies—mechanical, chemical, electronic, digital—raises issues of interdisciplinarity and mobility within the various technological potentials available to artists today.