Video

re/living • home/land 
(excerpts from)
20:15
2011 

re/living • home/land is a reflection on culture, identity, and place, on image and language, and the less apparent spaces in between.  

Weaving personal narrative with archival events, the project seeks to poetically address the resonance of home with the dissonance of what that terrain of reality entails.               
  

18 still frames from re/living • home/land
video 20:15
2011

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Do Trees Have Nationality?
6:14
2012

This video documents Laurie Polster's public art project, "The Olive Oil Tasting / Gift Exchange Picnic," presented on June 3, 2012, on Jesse Square in San Francisco, CA. 

The project raises questions about environmental responsibility in the context of borders, conflict and nationalism, highlighting the destruction of olive trees in Palestine and the impact this has on ecological and social sustainability.

Project website: DoTreesHaveNationality.org