– For Immediate Release – “A Sense of Place,” Guillermo Escudero, Loop, Santiago, Chile source: http://www.loop.cl/content/view/1997/27/ Erik Deerly es un artista visual, sonoro y compositor estadounidense. Su trabajo incluye sonido, instalaciones, video y...
Listen - Buoyant (excerpt) by Erik Deerly | A Sense of Place https://ejasm2rsc92.exactdn.com/wp-content/uploads/2022/02/Buoyant-excerpt.mp3 – For Immediate Release -February 11, 2022 Arpaviva Recordings welcomes new artist, Erik Deerly Arpaviva Recordings announced Erik...
Recent Youtube Comment: “I don’t know what the hell I just stumbled into but it’s beyond intriguing. Brilliant art.” —DW “OMG! Apophenia is mesmerizing, dreamy, and intriguing. You are the sonic version of @Terry Gilliam!” —AG...
1. How are you holding up? On March 16, I returned to the states from the UK on what would turn out to be the last regularly scheduled flight home before the lockdown. While I had been tending to an exhibition opening in York, the US had begun to...
– For Immediate Release – The Aesthetica Art Prize returns with 18 shortlisted artists who make sense of our changing world, responding to digital identities and global constructs. The Aesthetica Art Prize is a celebration of works that redefine the...
This new multi-panel wall mounted installation appears to have a totemic and substantial presence when viewed from afar, but the intricacies of the linear bands are better appreciated in the closer shot. The narrative component of Dysmorphia is less illustrative or...
These new Databent works entice the eye with their views of landscape in saturated hues, and interplay against the transparency of digital creation. The technological evidence of manipulation is highlighted if not transparently observed through colorful pixilation...
The constructed digital landscape titled Expose is considerably more ephemeral, and esoteric in contrast to the former piece. But what it lacks in astute satirical impact, it offers in dreamy splendor. The hazy colors in the background suggest old Polaroid transfer;...
I find this ‘revisionist portraiture’ quite apropos in today’s consumer driven quest for the authentic, or genuine article. The image itself is actually disarming in that there is a tragic beauty to the child in his gritty surrounds. The softened sepia and cool grey...
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