Tacie Jones

The Origin of Love and All the Remains

May 22 – 24, 2025

/ Description

Existence within a living body is a delicate dance with the law of impermanence. This time-based installation embraces ephemerality in a meditation on light, memory, grief, the origin of love, and all the remains.

Time-based media is an organic device for grappling with the liminal space between now and then. Merging performance, video, experimental animation, projection mapping, sound, and smell, the work here is to make space for slowing down; to immerse in the flux and flow of time and consciousness and all its potential for interwoven connectivity.

Arts Letters & Numbers Studios

May 23: Opening Reception 6-9PM

May 24: Gallery Open 11AM-6PM

/ Program Directors’ Bio

Tacie Jones’ artistic research is a socially driven exploration into the relationship between embodied memory and the present moment. Her work engages multisensory investigations to merge new media art, gender theory, trauma-informed recovery, and consciousness studies in the completion of immersive large-scale multimedia installations.

Tacie has exhibited work both nationally and internationally. She holds an MFA in Creative Technologies and an interdisciplinary practice-based Ph.D. from Virginia Tech in Blacksburg, VA. She is currently serving as Assistant Professor of New Media at the School of Art & Design at Marshall University in Huntington, WV.