Read an interview with Hammonds from the Statesman. Hollis Hammonds questions consumerist culture, depicting complex accumulations of objects frequently expressed as the debris piles resulting from natural and man-made disasters.… Read More »
Sara Frantz’s recent work explores the contemporary built environment once-removed. Her subjects tend toward the anonymous and ubiquitous: standard commercial buildings, often ornamented with eye-catching architectural “flair”, are carefully framed… Read More »
In lushly colored photographs, Susi Brister depicts anonymous figures covered in densely textured and patterned textiles inserted in to landscapes as mysterious organic forms. Her Fables suggest magical narratives where… Read More »
Emily Fleisher plays with scale and space, with interior and exterior in very unexpected ways. Grass and trees tumble from familiar objects as the landscape appears to escape, protesting its… Read More »
The space-engulfing sculpture called Soft Walls is composed of thousands of square feet of crocheted plastic enveloping wooden walls. The plastic encasement flows off the wall and puddles at the… Read More »
Danielle Georgiou’s intimate videos and photographs exploit and explore femininity and a desire to document beauty. They investigate the psychological effect of pop culture and social media on perceptions of… Read More »
Leslie Wilkes’ geometric paintings are initially based on graphic design patterns from the 1960’s. Her use of symmetrical arrangements and unexpected color combinations create simulations of kaleidoscopic Rorschach blots. Wilkes’… Read More »
Site-specific interventions primarily constructed of light and plastics, climb, grow and pulse in Adela Andea’s sculptures. A purveyor of all things light emitting diode and cold cathode florescence, she creates… Read More »
Arcadian Rhapsody employs surreal imagery to simultaneously elicit feelings of uneasiness and empathy. Lanina paints and collages bizarre characters that come to life through mechanization, animation, and music. These modern… Read More »