Using the Seven Deadly Sins as a framing mechanism, I Did Eat is an interactive installation that both documents peoples’ changing attitudes towards thoughts and actions often characterized as “sin” or “moral indiscretion,” and gives viewers the opportunity to reflect on the nature of sin itself.  Through this experience,  I Did Eat gives viewers the opportunity to reflect on their own notions of sin and moral indiscretion, as well as how other people’s notions can be vastly different, over time and even within societies that, in theory, hold similar values.

Also from As in Natrue from Benjamin Moss on Vimeo.

Section from As in Nature from Benjamin Moss on Vimeo.

I Don’t Even Think About That from Benjamin Moss on Vimeo.  I Don’t Even Think About That is an experimental documentary that explores how religious faith starts and how it changes in the face of a cancer diagnosis.

Ruby from Benjamin Moss on Vimeo.  Ruby was choreographed by Mitzi Adams and danced by Ryan Schmidt in the Spring of 2009.

Nature/Nurture from Benjamin Moss on Vimeo.

Glenn Beck’s Reefer Madness from Benjamin Moss on Vimeo.

Glenn Beck’s Reefer Madness compares the over the top political speech of many political commentators, here characterized by Glenn Beck, with the equally hyperbolic speech from one of the most famous cult classics of all time. Shown at the Factory Underground in the summer of 2011.

As The Twig Bends from Benjamin Moss on Vimeo.

As The Twig Bends was originally designed as a four-channel piece for Monkeytown in Brooklyn, New York. It was later redesigned as a signal channel piece for a show designed by Mitzi Adams at The Factory Underground in Norwalk, Connecticut.

The First Sin from Benjamin Moss on Vimeo.

The First Sin is an experimental documentary and instillation piece that gives visual expression to peoples memories of the first time of doing something wrong.