StacksWe live in arguably, the most data rich period in the history of world. While extraordinary progress has been made since the Enlightenment, it seems that recently, so much content is begin generated, that we are lost in our ability to absorb and apply it meaningfully. There is simply too much noise and not enough signal.
This new series is inspired by our relationship with knowledge and how quantity can often obscure and reduce wisdom. |
"mashup"
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recent explorationsMy trompe-l'œil paintings take about a year each to create. In the gaps, these works, some paintings, installations, and digital works are explorations of ideas that run throughout my all my work. Illusion vs. reality, deconstructions of art history, and the influence of digital media in a post-Internet culture.
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decodeRVARichmond's identity can be an enigma. The city's past, present and future coexist and collide. This exciting collaborative and interactive art exhibition, called “#decodeRVA", encouraged the public to literally, "Get a clue. Decode. Find the key and unlock your Richmond." Via coded artwork, a website, and hidden clues, husband and wife team, Jeff and Colleen Hall, designed an exhibition where viewers are encouraged to get out and explore the city. Armed with the clues hidden within the artwork, views can literally discover the city as they search for a key and ultimately unlock and reveal a locked painting.
www.decodeRVA.com |