Catriona MacKenzie

The circle of least confusion is a term from both photography and optometry, and refers to the area most in focus when true focus is not possible. This work explores the parallels between sight and photography using different cameras and materials, including a self made pinhole camera in the shape of an eyeball and experiments using the body as a camera (hands and mouth).  It questions the relationships between maker, object and subject and the subjective nature of sight.