The Body Horror Of The Uncanny Valley

“The animations [in the Avatar Poetics series] leverage motion capture and vocal performance in the pursuit of enlightenment on social media culture, digital queerness, absurdity, as well as other timely and important topics Capone is inclined to explore. Influenced by the late, great 80’s icon Max Headroom, the original talking AI, as well as video art pioneer Tony Oursler, Capone is gradually building a scintillating opus on the absurdity of life with a great deal of tactical nuance. In tackling philosophical territory, the body of work presents a striking counterbalance to the artist's more visible practice, one graced by vivid, complex abstractions intended for wider consumption as public art.”

— Ivar Zeile, Founder, Denver Digerati & Supernova Digital Animation Festival