Samuel LaRocco
Jan 18, 2017
1 min read
Chicago Resident. American Born World Citizen and Child of the 20th Century. A student of the Arts, Cultural Theory, Anthropology, Tech Evolution/Media Communications and Theological Prophecy. Member and Director of Circa, A Chicago based Artist Collective. A punk and post-humanist, he explores the deconstruction of post-modernist ideals and establishes communication with oncoming digital conversion and ever evolving perceptions and definitions of Reality. Re-purposed material and loaded imagery are dissected and re-integrated into artworks. The Meaning of material and imagery are hollowed out and emptied, replaced by their new weight realized through proximity and the subjectivity of the viewer.
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A brilliantly avant-garde and intellectually dense profile that perfectly frames the artist not just as a maker of objects, but as a cultural philosopher—deconstructing the detritus of the 20th century to create a raw, post-humanist dialogue with our retro games oncoming digital reality.
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