Imperfect by Evan Farley
imperfect is an ongoing investigation, catalogue, index, taxonomy which recognizes and reappropriates found circles within art and architecture. rendered as solids, lines, and embossments, each circle has no particular order, yet carefully curated into a loose leaf edition of various hand printed mediums. this is a search to further understand and calculate the aesthetic qualities of these imperfections. while unique in orientation, color and type, might all these alterations become normalized, rigid, just as the circle itself?
materials: encased edition of 6 prints, gloves included
artist info
evan farley (b. maine 1988) is a berlin based designer and artist. his work, a combination of site specific installations and architectural interventions, investigates the confluence of art and architecture and its ability to create identity; further questioning how the interstitial space between fluxing disciplines affects our understanding of cultural production and new social constructs. evan obtained his masters in architecture from harvard graduate school of design with distinction where he was the recipient of the architecture faculty design award. he holds a b.a. from bowdoin college in visual arts.
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