The practices of these three artists converge in the attempt to construct a definition of the self. They present their existence as something nourished by the environment, the family, their childhood, the cities they live in, and even history. These definitions have fictitious and dreamy aspects that call for a reflection through the notion of identity.
In a constant tug between interior and exterior, the individual and the collective, Barbasch, Park, and Tate create poetic narratives based on the complexity of becoming.