BROADWAY MAPPING
Two windows on Lower Broadway. Two bodies - one that we know through touch, through memory. Another which has been "discovered" through scientific investigation and analyzed anthropomorphically as a living machine. The two constructions are each composed of a metallic skeleton from which a mirror is suspended, opposed by a collaged image of the scientifically conceived inner or mechanical body. On the connecting axis, body casts or skins are hung, which, along with the drawn images, are reflected within the mirror. The pedestrian, in passing before the windows, inhabits both the street and the constructed realm of the installation as the body images and ones own reflection collapse on the surface of the mirror..

Between 1988 an 1990, Beth Weinstein, Francisco de Almeida, Scott DeVere + Zainie Zainul collaborated on several installations, under the name a(d+V) u2z.