Robin Cameron created this series as a meditation on expressions of power. Through Power Prints, Cameron reflects on her and her partner's experiences of undergoing fertility treatments and the rhetoric and hierarchies embedded in this experience. The works were made using pochoir, a new printing technique that involves etching intaglio water-based ink, and each piece consists of hand-placed text and hand-cut printing plates. A selection of the Power Prints series was recently shown in a group exhibition at Analog Diary in Beacon, New York.
Robin Cameron, b.1981, is a Canadian artist and printmaker currently based in New York City. She works in a wide range of media such as ceramics, printmaking, brass sculpture, film, and book making. Her books are held in the collection at the MoMA library and her work is in the permanent collection of the Whitney Museum. Her solo exhibitions include No Now at Moskowitz Bayse, Right Now at the Contact Photography Festival, Who You at Room East, and Une Seconde Vie at Galerie Lefebvre & Fils. She has also shown her work in group shows at David Lewis Gallery, The Chimney, David Peterson Gallery, and Atlanta Contemporary among others.
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Artwork floated on archival mat board in custom White Washed Maple frame
