Born in Saginaw, Michigan Lives in Oakland, CA Through a process of reduction and transformation, Bonner's work withholds explanation and proposes simple fictions. Language is a system we use to clear things up, to understand the bigger picture, but language can also conceal, withhold and confuse. What happens when pieces are gone or taken away? Her work is an attempt to expand space, to break through the surface of the image, to impose barriers. Made of digital tools, jigsaw cuts, and MDF board, it values perceptual failures, and contains real boundaries: literally walls, windows and frames that serve as entry points or that limit access. undefined

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