On Thursday January 13th, Jonas Wood presented
his body of work to our class. His primary focuses are painting, drawing, and
collage pieces. His work contains a lot of interior space and patterns. I personally see him as more of a designer than
a painter. He produces work like he is a human conveyer belt. He is constantly working in a loop where he
starts with a collage and then makes a drawing.
Next he creates a painting and then he starts at the beginning, lopping
back to collage work. He didn’t seem much attached to his work.
Sunday, February 10, 2013
Rob Rhee
On Thursday evening Rob Rhee
presented his work which spanned across many medium. His works range from more traditional methods
such as photography, silkscreen, and welding, to more experimental methods such
as sewing skins of eggplant to gluing pig intestines together.
Rob works with both organic and
manmade materials. It feels like he is
trying to control or alter the organic materials he uses in his works. An
example would be when he works with gourds. He grows gourds in welded cage
apparatuses allowing them to grow in an altered state so they distort their
common shape while they grow.
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