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Original digital art, fine art pigment print Self-Portrait, Black — "Performance Review" · 40.7 × 72.1 cm by Bari Sholom
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Performance Review

2026

Medium: Digital art, Fine art pigment print
Material: Archival pigment ink on fine art paper, framed under acrylic glass
Size: 16.0 in × 28.4 in
Style: Surrealist
Edition: Limited Edition
Orientation: vertical
Unframed · Ready to hang

$1,389

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About this work

Performance Review examines corporate America as a system that measures human worth through productivity, compliance, and output. The work considers how institutional systems reward obedience and condition individuals to participate in their own evaluation. It asks what remains of the self when being “good” at work means becoming increasingly measurable. Fine Art Pigment Print Framed Under Glass 16 × 28.4 in. Edition of 11 Signed & Numbered

About the artist

Bari Sholom is an Austin-based multidisciplinary artist working across surreal self-portraiture, photography, and moving image. Drawing from her background in fashion and embodiment, she uses the body to explore identity, desire, labor, consumption, and the performance of being seen.

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§ About the artist

Bari Sholom

Bari Sholom

Austin, TX , United States

Bari Sholom is an Austin-based multidisciplinary artist working across surreal self-portraiture, photography, and moving image. Drawing from her background in fashion and embodiment, she uses the body to explore identity, desire, labor, consumption, and the performance of being…

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