In Electric Dress, Joanne Diaz jolts through history like a current, bringing with her the ideas of art, nature, stasis, and progress, considering what's beautiful and what's grotesque. Drawing from archival material and visual art objects, Diaz grapples with the personal and the geographical, insisting on the ways we are tied to our pasts and to our landscapes. Electric Dress is a powerful critique of technology, movement, and aesthetics, negotiating together what we inherit and what we wish to disavow.