Werewolf Stories

Werewolf Stories is the most recent iteration of the Self-portrait Chronicles project, an ongoing interrogation of the ways in which selves outrun their own self-representations, disappearing into the image as a form of metaphysical promise. The images are self-portraits taken while interacting with a wolf skin, illuminated predominantly with black light. Situated somewhere between enlightenment myths of personal transformation and nightmares of postnatural living, these images are werewolf stories, confronting the awkward conflations of technology and the imagination.

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Hunting Orange Rabbits
Shift Collaborative Studio, Seattle, WA, September 2012
SAM Gallery, Seattle, WA, January 2013

>> Read the Review:
Michael Upchurch, "Critics Picks: Ted Hiebert's photos, 'Treme,' 'High Noon'," The Seattle Times, September 23, 2012.

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Werewolf Stories
Shift Collaborative Studio, Seattle, WA
March 2011

>> Read the Review:
Brian Miller, "Lupine Tendencies," Seattle Weekly, March 9, 2011.

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Blacklight Chronicles
Tangible Spiritualities. Xian Academy of Art (Xian, China)
in conjunction with Digital Art Weeks 2010. Curated by Art Clay & Doug Jarvis.
June 2010

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Unbecoming
The New Gallery (Calgary, Canada)
September 2009

>> Read the Exhibition Essay:
Jackson 2bears, "Unbecomings," The New Gallery, 2009.

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