Performance

Encore!

A performance work that blends painting and video to create a final painted work through the enactment of physical labour, aggression, and femininity. Humour is utilized to embody both an artistic and athletic identity simultaneously.

Installation

I Feel Tender

A video installation using various layered animations and video sequences designed to be experienced in relation to the body in space. Experimental animation, video channels, and sound create an environment of multiplicity and simultaneity that... More

Installation

Phases

A collaborative installation work documenting my twin, Charlotte McConkey's, "artifacts of pain". Materials are mounted on walls and dropped on the floor with the accompanying sound of Charlotte's breath work to create an environment emulating her... More

Work by

Hollis McConkey

Interdisciplinary

“I ask now, how can I represent my chronically ill future as a desirable one? Through the lenses of crip time and my experience as a disabled/chronically ill woman, I invite my viewers to consider a...” [More]

Artwork Collection

All works

Notable works from my time at OCAD University.

Encore!

A performance work that blends painting and video to create a final painted work through the enactment of physical labour, aggression, and femininity. Humour is utilized to embody both an artistic and athletic identity simultaneously.

I Feel Tender

A video installation using various layered animations and video sequences designed to be experienced in relation to the body in space. Experimental animation, video channels, and sound create an environment of multiplicity and simultaneity that... More

Phases

A collaborative installation work documenting my twin, Charlotte McConkey's, "artifacts of pain". Materials are mounted on walls and dropped on the floor with the accompanying sound of Charlotte's breath work to create an environment emulating her... More

Work by

Hollis McConkey

“I ask now, how can I represent my chronically ill future as a desirable one? Through the lenses of crip time and my experience as a disabled/chronically ill woman, I invite my viewers to consider a...” [More]