Since the rise of social media platforms in the twenty-first century, society has fallen into the cycle of yearning for validation through their online status. Where do we draw the line between online validation and self-reassurance? The Coronavirus pandemic has further accelerated the reliance on technology, escalating anxiety issues, and social media addiction. Our lack of face-to-face connection has ultimately caused a widespread identity crisis. Cyborg Series is a personal plea for self-belonging amidst a glass world; it contemplates the need for self-awareness and poses the question: Who am I when my technological counterparts have been stripped away?
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Lindsay-Ann Chilcott is an interdisciplinary artist from Niagara Falls, Ontario, focusing on themes of consumerism, activism, and popular culture through upcycled mixed-media. Chilcott holds a Bachelor’s degree in studio art from Brock University, and is currently a screen printer in Niagara Falls, Canada; however, she also has experience as a curatorial and teaching assistant. As she continues to showcase her work in solo and group exhibitions internationally, Chilcott aims to work with solely sustainable materials by 2025, to help reduce Niagara Regions landfill intake.
