Bridget Moser: How Does it Feel

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Running concurrent to Bridget Moser’s solo exhibition, Every Room is a Waiting Room, the artist’s 2016 video, How Does It Feel, is shot entirely in a generic hotel room. Moser, dressed in a vivid cobalt blue outfit that includes a bizarrely-proportioned handknit sweater with long drooping arms, deadpans her way through a series of nonsensical, vaguely frustrating gestures that cohere into a loose, yet choreographed narrative.

Bridget Moser lives and works in Toronto. She has presented work in venues across Canada and throughout the US and Europe. Moser has been a resident artist at The Banff Centre and at Fondazione Antonio Ratti in Como, Italy. The recipient of a William and Meredith Saunderson Prize for Emerging Artists and a 2016 Toronto Friends of the Visual Arts Finalist Prize, her work has been featured in Canadian Art, C Magazine, Visual Arts News, Artribune Italy, The Dance Current, NOWNESS, and Mousse Magazine. Her work can be found in private and public collections in Canada and Italy, and has been exhibited in venues such as the Art Gallery of Ontario, Mercer Union and Gallery TPW (Toronto), the National Arts Centre (Ottawa) and Western Front (Vancouver). She is shortlisted for the 2017 Sobey Art Award.

Bridget Moser, How Does It Feel, 2016, video. Video still courtesy of the artist.