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Artist Brandon Mathis explores the liminal in his created work's response to the theme of “Dancing” from 1 Kings 18:26.
1 Kings 18:26
Untitled (Mathis)
By
Brandon Mathis
Credits:
Curated by:
Janna Aliese
2013
8.5 x 11 inches
Inkjet print, Graphite, Gouache, Colored pencil on Paper
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The world can be divided into the familiar and unfamiliar. The boundary between the two is fluid and through experience certain elements from one side move to the other. The change from unfamiliar to familiar, and vice versa, is a key component in personal insight. It brings out new understanding. By examining and altering the familiar relationships between imagery, ideas and media I work to alter everyday object or situation to facilitate this shift.
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The Artist's Reflection
Brandon Mathis is a visual artist living in Queens, NY and is currently an MFA candidate at Hunter College in NYC graduating 2014. He was born in Arkansas and received his BFA from the University of Central Arkansas. Working in sculpture, installation and drawing his work deals with what it means to know and occupy a place, material ingenuity and the role of spirituality in contemporary life.
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