• Melting Islands 5

    wall-based installation: hand-cut paper, and hand cut screen printed paper and acetate
    72" x 60" x 36"  |  2018

  • Melting Islands 4

    wall-based installation: hand-cut paper, and hand cut screen printed paper and acetate
    120" x 60" x 12"  |  2018

  • Melting Islands 3

    wall-based installation: hand-cut paper, and hand cut screen printed paper and acetate
    120" x 60" x 48"  |  2018

  • Melting Islands 2

    wall-based installation: hand-cut paper, and hand cut screen printed paper and acetate
    96" x 72" x 16"  |  2018

  • Melting Islands 1

    wall-based installation: hand-cut paper, laser-cut screen-printed paper
    84"x 60"x 36"  |  2018

  • Oceans' Bones

    stone lithograph
    28" x 22"  |  2017

  • Melting Island

    stone lithograph
    28" x 22"  |  2017

  • Scutes and Turbines

    stone lithograph
    22" x 12"  |  2017

  • Other People's Monuments

    stone lithograph
    14" x 11"  |  2017

PATRICK VINCENT Website CV

Nashville, TN | Sculpture, Mixed Media, Printmaking, Installation
Bio:

Patrick Vincent is from Minneapolis, Minnesota. He received his B.F.A. from the University of Minnesota, Twin Cities, and his M.F.A. from Arizona State University. He has worked for the design/letterpress workspace Studio on Fire, the Minnesota Center for Book Arts, and Pyracantha Press. Vincent was the artist in residence at the Lawrence Art Center in Lawrence, KS and at the Black Church Print Studio in Dublin, Ireland. His work has been exhibited in international and national exhibitions as a part of juried and group exhibitions, as well as solo and two-person exhibitions. Presently, he is the Assistant Professor of Printmaking at Austin Peay State University in Clarksville, TN

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Statement:

I work in print, paper, and book media to explore human's symbolic relationship to ecology and place. I favor animal symbolism and metaphor as a way to suggest a psychic and emotional disconnect between humans and their environments. This symbolism also relates the history of graphic works that satirize and critique contemporary issues. My recent work is a series of responses to the environmental impact of human industry especially with regards to energy extraction and climate change.

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