2’09”
2020
Visual artist Diana Halabi measures the scale of dictator Saddam Hussein – who her father was going to name her after – and compares him with the scale of her passport pictures. She visually explores the varying scales of systematic violence, with particular attention to the domestic (through monotonous repetition; chanting), and the relational aesthetics of hierarchies in history.
Oct. 7th - 7 pm
Contemporary Image Collective