Patricia Silva is a Lisbon-born, New York-based artist working with photography, video, and words. Her video “Self and Others,” a study of bisexual culture as captured through the lens of film history, recently screened at New York’s First Feminist Film Week. She has also exhibited and screened at the Anthology Film Archives, the Phoenix Museum of Art, Flux Factory, the British Film Institute, MoMA Ps1, IFC, Tengis Cinema in Mongolia, the Berlin Biennale and others.
All images courtesy of the artist.
Patricia Silva, Conversations With My Brother, 2013.
Patricia Silva, Self and Others, 2015
Patricia Silva, Mass Swell, 2016
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