Bring Jen Silver Home: The Resurrection of Piss Christ

Last Monday evening, I completed the necessary steps to bring Jen Silver home with her 3 undamaged Piss Christs for Job 95.

I filmed myself reciting an incantation while clicking my heels. Afterwards, I wrote to Jen:

Did it work? I clicked my heels thrice and repeated, "Bring Jen Silver home," three times. I also tweeted about it.

The film will be out later this week.

Aimee.

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She replied:

Aimee,

It DID work, as I've actually known from the start it did/would. I was hesitant to tell you until now as I didn't want to put a tear in the fabric of space time...You see, when you clicked your heels together three times I was pulled back to the very instant after I'd originally left last Friday. I'd have thought it all a dream if I didn't have the 3 Undamaged Piss Christs in my possession as undeniable proof that it was all real.

Thanks again SO much for your help. As interesting as the adventures were I am thrilled to be home again. I can't wait to see your film and will get you the note for Yvon Lambert very soon.

Gratefully yours, 

Jen Silver

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As I promised, here is my VERY VERY NSFW VIDEO "Bring Jen Silver Home: The Resurrection of Piss Christ":

I think she'll like it and the rest of you will hopefully be puzzled, angry, understanding, inspired and/or have a good laugh. Job 95 was definitively my most "artistic" job to date.

I certainly LOL'd at the YouTube upload screen and its tag suggestions:

Funny, holy, life, going, bathroom.

Pisssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssss...


Aimee.

P.S. Andres Serrano, the original artist for "Piss Christ," most recently exhibited a project called, "SHIT," just so you know.