If Not Here, Then Where?, is a series of photographic works by American artist Danielle Ezzo.

The project engages with The Metropolitan Museum of Art’s vast digital archive of open access images. Which are then printed and constructed into delicate paper mobiles that are finally rephotographed. The project expands on the concerns around post-colonialism, curating within an archive, and the slippery idea of “ownership” in virtual spaces where art objects and images proliferate and evolve outside of their original/historical contexts.

To learn more: https://ifnotherethenwhere.xyz/ Visit the virtual exhibit: https://oncyber.io/if-not-here-then-where

To experience the collection in the way it's intended filter for "recently created" to view work in order.