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E. Aaron Ross’s Existential Nihilism

Published June, 2017

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E. Aaron Ross’s Existential Nihilism

Published June, 2017

E. Aaron Ross’s Existential Nihilism

Published June, 2017

Entering into Aaron’s studio you immediately encounter several projects in different states of decay—loaves of white bread transforming into gruesome piles of sludge, and past-due bologna twirling above your head while other slices discolor the walls. Originally focused on video, his practice is more concerned with the process behind each of his pieces rather than their final image. Aaron closely follows how his work lives, rots, and dies, utilizing the mediums of sculpture, photography, or one-off performances which follow his destruction of a love seat within the context of an improvised death metal show.

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Victoria Martinez's Sparkly Detritus

Published July, 2015

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Victoria Martinez's Sparkly Detritus

Published July, 2015

Victoria Martinez's Sparkly Detritus

Published July, 2015

Victoria makes physical and metaphorical marks on the communities around her, engaging with local students while creating outdoor sculptures she places in environments with strong nostalgic ties. Existing in a nomadic work state, Victoria’s studio is wherever she is currently making work, producing soft sculptures and tapestry-like pieces in the gallery or urban environment in which they will live. To build her pieces Victoria collects scraps and abandoned materials found in the neighborhood she is producing work, scavenging for materials in local thrift stores and alleys.