 Swallow (1995)
"Swallow" is an experimental video exploring early adolescence and eating disorders.Tina Wasserman wrote in "The New Art Examiner" (1996) that, "For Subrin, as the visual metaphor of silence or speechlessness---evidenced primarily by the repeated use of white-out on the body, text, and image---gains prominence in "Swallow", it becomes clear that the fragility of female identity in post-feminist America appears, in part, as the failure of language itself.