Director: Camille Casemier Johnson

Film: web cam

Bio: An absurd attempt to embody and choreograph the architecture of a search engine. A proposal for looking in the face of interface design at what prefers to be overlooked. Screen dances for the backrooms of the imagined labor force.

Camille Casemier (she/they) b. 1995 is a Chicago based artist who’s works employ performance, video, and sculpture, occurring on stages, screens, walls, and in public space. Casemier spent her formative years around Bread and Puppet, where she learned to see a liveness in things, she studied dance at the New School where she started thinking more critically about the movement of bodies and objects in physical and virtual space, later earning a joint Bachelors of Fine Arts in Art and Theater from the University of Michigan, and then working as a projection designer for bands and theaters in Burlington, Detroit, and New York City. In 2024 she earned a Master of Fine Arts in Performance from the School of the Art Institute of Chicago. She has shown work in Chicago, Detroit, New York, Karlsruhe (DE), Goerlitz (DE), Zgorzelec (POL), Yogyakarta (IDSA), and Shanghai (CN).