Three Minutes with Trixie Episode 1

The Limit Does Not Exist. Or Neck Exercise for 2019 . An attempt to connect two points in space with my body or suggesting the impossibility to do so. I crawl while balancing an elaborate head-dress, mimicking a horse with a carrot or a bucket of water attached to its head, or a prehistoric fish in an endless crawl through a digital desert.

Collaborative shoe conversation between Autumn Casey and Kelly Breez Originally created for Collabo 6: ALL IN, Miami, Florida Edited by: Autumn Casey

Tinkerbell is a personal video that traces my own stream of consciousness to unravel ideas surrounding my sexual discovery. It combines found footage, super 8 family footage, and videos taken from my iPhone, along with a loose narrative that aims to poetically link the video segments. The soundtrack is a juxtaposition of Willies Nelsons, “Time of the Preacher “ and The Germs, “Manimal”. Both use the word panther and I interchange the two to highlight and contrast the wide spectrum of man. It ends with Frank Sinatra's “Thats life” (a nod to a previous video with my nana,) to bluntly sum everything up with a dog looking out the window; suggesting and linking back to the beginning that he is the one who notices me skipping - and perhaps we are all just as helpless.

My piece for a project I conceived of called "Mission Impossible" where I invited 8 other artists to spy on each other and create a piece of art about the other artist. I was randomly paired with Carlos Rigau, I gained access to his house and stole a pair of his underwear, and asked people that I came across "what kind of person do they think would wear this underwear"

a paper mache sculpture I made of myself, that I took to the bar where I used to work, Churchills Pub, and I placed it on the pool table and instructed the patrons during happy hour to "fuck it" This stemmed from from my frustrations of how my sculpture was being received by faculty during undergrad.

Video montage of crying scenes from America's Next Top Model seasons 1-15. Exploring vicious cycles of audio-visual capitalism.