Nicole Huminski

A neurotic waitress with a phobia of coins struggles with visions of the microscopic world of dirt and germs. As she fights to control her darkest fears, reality falls apart piece by piece.

In monumental frames, THE TRUE TYPE follows the image of the “ideal cow” across a Holstein cattle show, a 17th-century Dutch masterpiece, and the laser-guided robot arm of a milking robot. Three perspectives — breeding, art, and science —deconstruct the standards of perfection that have been built, painted, and judged for centuries.

A neurotic waitress with a phobia of coins struggles with visions of the microscopic world of dirt and germs. As she fights to control her darkest fears, reality falls apart piece by piece.

In monumental frames, THE TRUE TYPE follows the image of the “ideal cow” across a Holstein cattle show, a 17th-century Dutch masterpiece, and the laser-guided robot arm of a milking robot. Three perspectives — breeding, art, and science —deconstruct the standards of perfection that have been built, painted, and judged for centuries.