Face Down

“Face Down is multifaceted work, both addressing and breaking down the world-building structures it encounters. In part, a tribute to the invisible work of women through labors of care, along with invoking images of resistance lead by a symbolic Swiffer Sweeper or revolt in the laundromat, all towards dismantling fantasies of white supremacy while asking, ‘what is to be done?’ It is against this edge that Whitener applies ‘consistently to these issues of subject, structure, racialization, colonization and trauma’ to imagine what it would mean to live inside new collective structures.”