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detail from Marilyn Cherenko's Disassemly-Reassembly

Marilyn Cherenko

Disassembly-Reassembly

What is the relationship between body-fixated Cyborg Theory and a body's whose original integrity has been disassembled, and reassembled with cyborg extentions?

The image of the child is derived from a photo taken at my first communion in 1959. I chose this image because it reflects the essential self that is the same regardless of outward changes.

I am interested in how the viewer responds to the same body with and without visible "cyborgisms".

The viewer is invited to select and apply labels to these images.

Disassembly-Reassembly

Marilyn Cherenko's Disassembly-Reassembly
Magnetic white board, 3 x 4 feet.  
Magnetized drawings [fixed].
1' D x 2' W x 3' H podium, white table cloth, white plate with magnetized labels [movable].