Considering each new project as an experiment, Los Angeles-based filmmaker and artist Kerry Tribe explores complex subjects through a wide range of highly restrained forms: time-based media (multi-channel videos, 16mm films, installations) as well as sculpture, performance and photography. Grappling with issues of ethics and representation, she extensively researches subjects that have ranged from an urban river, aphasia, a mansion with a sordid history, and a butterfly’s wing to a man with a twenty second memory, the night sky and her senile grandfather.