Echoing the disorienting effects of superimposition, Jeffrey Scudder's occupation of a familiar virtual environment scrambles the codes of perception and desire. Self-Actualization Replaces the Journey takes the form of a video console unit configured for single player access to the popular “open world” action adventure video game Grand Theft Auto IV. Through a hardware setup that includes four PS3 game consoles, a computer and a video mixer, Scudder’s system superimposes four different players controlled simultaneously by the user as the screen cycles from one fixed perspective to the next. Here, the user’s supposed agency, as promised by the seeming boundlessness of the game’s environment, is collapsed into a prison-like mechanism of unending dissolution.

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