This tape is a close-up of the artist's eyes staring directly at the
camera until tears form from the strain. The tears drop onto the lens, diffusing the image.
Included in the Art Gallery of Ontario's 'Videoscape" exhibition 1974, the first major survey of video art in Canada, was purchased for their collection.
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Critical Writing
by . Vintage Video: Early Canadian Video Art to 1974, 1986. Toronto: Artculture Resource Centre, 1986.
by . Video Art: An Anthology, 1976. Toronto: Harcourt Brace Jovanovich, 1976.