You Are My Sister, 2006
, 3:30 min, color, sound

Courtesy of Electronic Arts Intermix (EAI), New York

You Are My Sister is Atlas’ video visualization of the song of the same name by the acclaimed Antony & the Johnsons. Antony’s haunting anthem is paired with Atlas’ processed images of thirteen “NYC Beauties,” whose close-up portraits turn in hypnotic motion. These images were originally processed and projected live by Atlas for the performance piece Turning, a collaboration with Antony & the Johnsons that merged the artists’ distinctive and dramatic styles.

Joseph Beuys

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Dara Birnbaum

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John Sanborn, Kit Fitzgerald (Antarctica)

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Pipilotti Rist

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Bjørn Melhus

Bjørn Melhus

Charley Case

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Olaf Breuning

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Cheryl Donegan

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Ana Laura Aláez

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Marc Bijl

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Carles Congost

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Joan Morey

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 Adel Abidin

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Hugo Alonso

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Charles Atlas

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Jesús Hernández

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César Pesquera

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