Daniel Barrow is a Montreal-based artist working in sculpture, collage, installation and performance, though their practice centers itself primarily on the act of drawing. They are best known for using an overhead projector to present pictorial narratives in “manual animations” – merging the methods and cultural histories of cinema, comics, animation, and magic lantern shows.
The performance sees Barrow’s manual animation and digital puppetry projected on the front of MOCA, accompanied by his live storytelling.