Survey of Digital Actions 1-67
Laser-cut woodblock relief prints
37" x 34.5"
December 2015
The laser-cut plywood blocks used in the installation “Digital Actions 1-67” (the visualizations of computer mouse movements) were inked and relief rolled into nine unique prints. The repetitive nature of the printmaking process allows Potter the freedom to slow down and contemplate each of her digital actions and their purpose. This is an important contrast the modern daily rhythm which is constantly interrupted by the immediate demands of digital interactions.

Digital Actions 1-67

polychromed birch plywood
16' x 25' x 2'
December 2015
Each plywood object is a unique visualization of Potter’s computer mouse movements. Potter recorded her everyday use of programs such as Facebook, Adobe Illustrator, or G-Mail. Each mouse-movement’s size, pattern, and color was informed by the program used and the duration of time spent in each program. In the process, Potter observes how each interface informs a pattern of behavior. In the creation of this installation, Potter arranges the pieces into her own desired placement. 
Development 3
woodcut on paper, installation
7’ x 13’
December 2015​
Development 1 
relief print
46" x 33.5"
December 2015

Development 2 
relief print
42" x 33.5"
December 2015
Memory of Actions 
laser-cut felt
9' x 16' x 1'
December 2015