Through a collage of past and recent video works, Mouth to Myself questions the creation of artistic self- identity. The video installation puts different moments in the artist's career into animated dialogue, lapsing, looping, and bending temporal convention. Self-portrait becomes an ongoing exercise, bouncing and unfolding through time. Language, too, is pulled apart through its complex and performative relationship with communication -- secrets and self-censorship, betrayals of subconscious glitch, and playful irreverence.