The I Plan
is a narrative in the form of the classic Utopian proposal.
The main character, idyllically rendered, gives us his overture
for a better tomorrow.
Of course, his pronouncements are off the mark in relation
to what anyone would consider "Utopian", but they're ultimately
personal. Such nonsense proves that making utopian pronouncements
says more about ones conception of his or her self than it
does about a vision of the world.
This first incarnation of this piece had it’s debut in
November of 2000 at Rhizome’s OpenMouse and has since
been a part of the
111 Gallery at FREEwilliamsburg.com.
When you launch the artwork, a new browser
window will open and fill your screen.
If you need to download a flash player, go
here.
