Christopher OrrMiss Information2021pigment print; unique printCourtesy of the artist

Christopher Orr
Miss Information 2021
pigment print; unique print
Courtesy of the artist

Christopher OrrMiss Information2021pigment print; unique printCourtesy of the artist

Christopher Orr
Miss Information 2021
pigment print; unique print
Courtesy of the artist

Christopher OrrMiss Information2021pigment print; unique printCourtesy of the artist

Christopher Orr
Miss Information 2021
pigment print; unique print
Courtesy of the artist

Christopher OrrMiss Information2021pigment print; unique printCourtesy of the artist

Christopher Orr
Miss Information 2021
pigment print; unique print
Courtesy of the artist

Christopher OrrMiss Information(detail) 2021pigment print; unique printCourtesy of the artist

Christopher Orr
Miss Information (detail) 2021
pigment print; unique print
Courtesy of the artist

Christopher OrrMiss Information(detail) 2021pigment print; unique printCourtesy of the artist

Christopher Orr
Miss Information (detail) 2021
pigment print; unique print
Courtesy of the artist

Christopher Orr

Miss Information 2021
pigment print; unique print
Courtesy of the artist

Artist statement:

Miss Information is an infected confection. Engulfed in an avalanche of online sophistry, drowning in a deluge of toxic lies, overcome by contaminated conspiracy theories, and tempted by poisonous unfounded remedies.

From the touting of hydroxychloroquine as a cure for Covid-19 and bogus wellness machines for treatment, to the incessant undermining of the safety of vaccinations and the bungled information campaign surrounding the rollout, the information we are fed is a perplexing pile of goop. The portals of belief and remedy continue to look over us, providing a glimmer
of hope for the future.

Miss Information is composed of deconstructed motherboard imprints layered and patterned over antique engravings, printed in pigment inks on 100% cotton rag, framed in acrylic blue box.

Geelong Gallery acknowledges the Traditional Owners of the lands on which the Gallery and its collections are located, the Wadawurrung People of the Kulin Nation. We pay our respects to all Elders, past, present and emerging.