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Warren Neidich

Artist Statement American multimedia artist and writer, Warren Neidich, gathers poesis and methods of pataphysics to generate text-based works of illuminated neon glass manifested as politically motivated conceptual, diagrammatic constellations in collision with paintings, video and photography. His photographic works, in the tradition of the French Nouvelle Vague, foreground the...

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David Horvitz

Artist Statment The title comes from Horvitz’s artist book published after his work “Nostalgia” (2018–ongoing), which comprises the artist’s personal digital archive– made with various digital cameras since the early 2000s– of quotidian snapshots documenting his life. Each image was projected for one minute for the duration of the exhibition...

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Pamela Beck

Artist Statement My work is about light, space and movement, a dance of colors that glow and mysteriously merge, luminescent in a silent space, transcending the limits of their original hues. It’s an instant in time caught with a click. When I aim my camera, it’s fast and furious. I enter...

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Brian Van Camerik for Homosocial

Artist Statement The core of my artistic practice is to transform photographs of queer individuals into objects that speculate upon sexuality. Homosocial- the project I created to guide this artistic practice- is a process of collecting and creating photographs of homosocial couples and individuals. With these images, I create reliquaries...

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Victor J. Quintana Ramos

Artist Statement ‘Chromatic Convergence’ marries the tangible with the digital in a symphony of light and motion, encapsulating a living dialogue between the observer and the artwork. Encased in translucent cubes, hues shift in response to human interaction, weaving a visual narrative of color and life. This interplay transcends the...

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Asiya al-Sharabi

Artist Statement As an artist, I am committed to amplifying the voices of marginalized communities, particularly Middle Eastern women. “My Mother’s Tender Script” is a testament to the power of storytelling as a means of preserving heritage, fostering empathy, and advocating for social change. In sharing my story, I hope...

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Sarah Hood Salomon

Bio Sarah Hood Salomon is a fine art photographer whose work challenges the definition of a photograph, explores its dimensions, and questions its ability to represent the ever-changing nature of the world in a two dimensional plane. Her award-winning images and photographic sculptures have been exhibited in numerous solo and group...

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Diane Meyer

Artist Statement BERLIN  These images are from a series of 43 hand-sewn photographs that were taken along the entire roughly 100 mile circumference of the former Berlin Wall. Sections of the photographs have been obscured by cross-stitch embroidery sewn directly into the photograph. The embroidery is made to resemble pixels...

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Maurizio Anzeri

Bio Italian, b. 1969Lives and works in London, England Maurizio Anzeri intricately embroiders directly onto found photographs with colored thread, in “an alchemic process of obscuring and revealing, erasing and enhancing.” The faces of serious-looking children, sophisticated adults, and prim newlyweds are obscured by intricate threadwork masks, while leaving exposed...

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Sinta Werner

Bio Sinta Werner’s art plays with the relationship between two- and three-dimensionality, reality and image, physical presence and projection, and the intermeshing of virtual and real space. In her photo collages, installations, and sculptures, she uses the duplication of physical reality through illusory spaces or mirrors to create an irritation...

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