“I found the curatorial presentation in Oakland based video and photography gallery, Krowswork particularly interesting. Jasmine Moorhead, the gallery director, explained how they went about translating what they do, mainly video and photography, into their small space. The focus was hybridity, while also examining video installation in as many as five projection set-ups: projected onto a flat screen with sculptural elements, projected from the ceiling onto a sculpture, a traditional projection and a flat screen presentation etc. with work by Monet Clark, Jason Hanasik, Malak Helmy, and Liz Walsh. It made the room really dynamic, and showed the exemplary work of the artists, while also creating a way for the audience to enter the work from several vantage points. Adding in the sculptural work of Mark Baugh-Sasaki, among others, created the feeling of sci-fi atmosphere, aiding the visual experience created by the projections.”