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Work by Laure Hocine: small metal shelf with a small TV, a potted plant, and pill bottles in a gray-floored corner, beside a DVD player.
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Laure Hocine

Work by Laure Hocine: small photo of a person in dark clothing centered on a flat, textured pink-brown background.
Work by Laure Hocine: Digital collage of a white lamb resting inside a cloud-shaped cutout on a white page, with digital bounding boxes and a grid layered on top.
Work by Laure Hocine: small metal shelf with a small TV, a potted plant, and pill bottles in a gray-floored corner, beside a DVD player.
Work by Laure Hocine: page titled "Artist Declaration or SANDcastles a Resonable Practice," with typed paragraphs about time, scale, and the Internet.
Work by Laure Hocine: a hand holding up a glowing phone in a dark room, with a white cup on a saucer nearby.
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Laure’s work often starts on the Internet, as webpages narrating – by text, image or interaction — the experience of displacement as a foreigner. Such as mentally inhabiting two time zones. She considers it to be a sort of “car ride sickness”; an extend time experiencing motions we do not comprehend. Laure resorts to the digital for its malleable scale, less physically demanding, because just the strength of your finger can introduce spaces that can come closer to the infinitely small/big within the same frame.

Laure has recently graduated from the Fine Art program at Parsons. She currently living and working in Brooklyn.

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