Selected from a world wide open call, the artist showed underwater portraits as captured through vintage French pixelated glass.

 

"Blind Spot" was hosted by MORA Museum, Jersey City,  The international group exhibition of fine art photographers was selected by master photographer Joseph Schneberg and curated by Tina Maneca.  Featuring the works by 17 international photographers from Jersey City, France Guatemala, NY, Los Angeles, Ireland, Poland and Russia.

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Critiqued by Tris McCall, an Andy Warhol foundation fellow recipient, in Eye Level :  "Other masks are makeshift.  French artist Cornè Theron shoots her models through a window made of thick glass squares.  Her "Echo-Chamber" photographs split these faces into segments and mimic the effects of extreme pixellation.  We know there's a person behind the panel, and we can even catch some of the details of her appearance.  But the color of her skin, eyes, hair, and lips have been converted to swatches through the ,ediation of the material she's tucked behind.  Not invisible, but practically anonymous; she advances masked."

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