a chance to "erase" a website of their choice. It opened in April 2012 at the Bass Museum in Miami. Mayer also created 2013's "Precipice/PostModem" at Locust Projects in Miami, which was an installation that built upon her short film #PostModem. Mayer worked on a project titled "400 Nudes", for which she selected four hundred nude selfies of women of all ages, shapes, and races from the pool of millions available on the Internet. She then staged photo shoots to remake them, digitally altering the composite photos to realistically replace the original faces with her own. To explore the gaps, as well as the overlaps, between different networks of image consumption, she then re-uploaded the photos to various platforms on the net. "400 Nudes" premiered at the La Biennale de Montreal on October 22, 2014. Mayer was commissioned by the Miami International Airport in 2018 to create the installation "Still Life Scans", a series of photos taken using the TSA's airport x-ray scanners. In 2016 Mayer debuted a series of colorful sculptures she called "Slumpies", which are specially designed for users to slump on while staring at their smartphones. They have been exhibited internationally, including at Kunsthal Aarhus, Atlanta Contemporary Art Center, EXPO Chicago, University of California, and the Pérez Art Museum Miami. Mayer is represented by David Castillo Gallery. Personal life Mayer has said that she intentionally conceals her real birthday from the public by using different dates on each social media platform. Selected filmography References External links (a collaboration between Jillian Mayer and Lucas Leyva) A video reflection of Mayer's "Slumpies" during the COVID-19 pandemic by the Miller ICA at Carnegie Mellon University (hosted on Vimeo) Living people American performance artists American women film directors 1984 births 21st-century American women artists Artists from Miami