prrr·so·na
[prrr-soh-nuh]
noun, plural, prrr·so·nas.
1.
a person on the internet
2.
a person’s perceived or evident personality, as that of a well-known official, actor, or celebrity; personal image;public role on the internet
3.
(in the psychology of C. G. Jung) the mask or façade presented to satisfy the demands of the situation or the environment and not representing the inner personality of the individual; the public personality ( contrasted with anima). e.g. chat rooms, facebook, twitter, youtube, 4chan, etc.
4.
An art show in September 2012 at little berlin. Ann Hirsch, Bunny Rogers, Liz Rywelski, Petra Cortright; curated by (fangirl) Beth Heinly

PRRRSONA is a video installation that displays an interest in both performance and internet art. In an effort to share an already accessable and free medium, PRRRSONA, promises to contexulize the information set before you in an environment designed for meditation…for free as well. Corresponding with little berlin’s white cube; Ann Hirsch, Bunny Rogers, Liz Rywelski and Petra Cortright create a dialog of ideologies related to female sexuality mirrored from Western culture. The selection of video presents a mere shared common phenomena, youtube.

preview available @ prrrsona.tumblr.com